How Rivona brought marketplace and D2C financial data together.
Rivona sold across multiple channels including marketplaces and their own D2C store. Financial data was scattered across platforms, making it difficult to get a unified view of profitability and reconcile payments accurately.
Rivona
Before DeepEcom
Rivona sold across multiple channels including marketplaces and their own D2C store. Financial data was scattered across platforms, making it difficult to get a unified view of profitability and reconcile payments accurately.
What DeepEcom implemented
The transformation
Fragmented marketplace data goes in one way. It comes out as order-level, GST-ready, ERP-ready accounting.
- Financial data scattered across multiple channels
- No unified view of profitability
- Manual payment reconciliation
- Difficulty consolidating marketplace and D2C data
Marketplace data, payments and accounting pass through one connected financial layer.
- Unified financial view across all channels
- Product and channel-level profitability visible
- Automated payment reconciliation
- Consolidated accounting in ERP
What changed
Rivona gained a single connected financial picture across all sales channels, enabling better business decisions and streamlined accounting.
