For fashion accessories D2C

Small details. A complete margin picture.

For accessory brands growing bags, wallets and finishing touches: connect catalogue demand to delivered revenue and the costs left behind.

Category workflow examples. Your own data determines the result.

Your accessories edit: Bags → Wallets → Everyday extrasAn illustrated workflow connecting your store, delivery outcomes and the margin left behind.BagsYour catalogueWalletsEveryday extrasYour accessories editOne connected view
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Three questions worth bringing together.

01

Which products deserve the next campaign?

02

Does delivered performance match the order story?

03

Which costs change the SKU margin most?

Look at the item behind the campaign.

Product economics

From your catalogue to your cost picture.

Compare product-level sales and cost inputs with available ad-spend mapping. Use the margin view to ask better questions about the next catalogue edit.

  • Maintain product and shipping cost inputs.
  • Check delivery coverage and catalogue mapping.
  • Compare a consistent reporting period.
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Product Profit: actual Margifi interface with synthetic demo data
Actual product capture. Example data illustrates the workflow, not a customer outcome. View full image ↗

Read the order journey beyond dispatch.

Margifi / Delivery Follow-upSynthetic Demo Brand data
Actual product capture. Example data illustrates the workflow, not a customer outcome. View full image ↗
Delivery outcomes

The courier status and the team’s next step.

Check delivery and RTO outcomes after the campaign report lands. Keep customer follow-up organized with the NDR and out-for-delivery worklist.

Shipping and restock values are cost inputs. Unresolved delivery is kept distinct from confirmed outcomes.

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Keep the boundaries visible.

What to keep alongside the report

Catalogue mapping and delivery coverage determine which comparisons are available. Missing joins should not be treated as zero.

Check the data connections →

Fashion accessories: questions before you start

Only where the source data and mapping support the join. Attribution coverage varies; a missing join is not a confirmed zero.

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Your products. Your orders. Your clearer picture.

Explore how Insights fits your fashion accessories business with a week on your own data.