How's your fulfillment actually doing?
Most brands don't find out until a customer complains. Connect Shopify and see your last 30 days scored: on-time rate, late orders, and what's stuck right now. No setup, no waiting.
Based on a store doing ~3,000 orders/month
On-time rate
84.0%
Orders scored
2,940
Fulfilled late
470
Locations
2 of 2
Also flagged
This is an example. Your real numbers will be different (probably worse).
Free. Read-only access to your Shopify orders. Results in a couple of minutes.
What you'll see
A scored 30-day report, led by your on-time rate and broken down by day and location, plus the orders worth a second look:
Unfulfilled 5+ days
The clearest "something is stuck" signal.
Rejected by fulfillment
Requests your 3PL rejected. Easy to miss in Shopify.
Stuck on hold 48+ hours
Holds still active two days later, no movement.
Fulfilled without tracking
Marked shipped, but no tracking attached.
How it works
Connect Shopify
Read-only access. We never modify your store data.
Confirm your locations
Tell us which locations your outside partner handles, so the scan measures the right orders.
Get your report
A couple of minutes later, your scored 30-day snapshot.
No setup required
Most monitoring tools make you configure SLA rules, wire up integrations, and wait weeks for data before showing you anything. That's backwards.
The scan reads what's already in your Shopify data. Unfulfilled 5+ days is a red flag whether your SLA is 2-day or 5-day. A rejected request always matters. You get the picture first, and tune it later.
Run it once, see where you stand
The scan is a fixed 30-day record: the kind of thing you can sit with, share with your team, and take to your 3PL to ask sharper questions. Like a credit report for your fulfillment, a clean snapshot rather than an ongoing feed.
Most brands find that's enough to have the conversation. If you'd rather keep watching, Monitor re-syncs continuously, applies your real SLA cutoffs, sends a Slack alert the moment an order slips, groups 47 late orders into "1 warehouse delay," and shows which provider is behind it. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial.
See your last 30 days
Your orders are telling a story. Most brands only hear it when customers complain. This lets you hear it first.
Scan your storeFree. Read-only. No credit card.
Related reading
- What to Measure (and What to Ignore) When Evaluating Your 3PL: the metrics that actually predict fulfillment problems
- OTIF for Shopify Brands: how on-time, in-full tracking works for DTC
- SLA Breach Cost Calculator: what those late shipments are costing you in unclaimed credits