by Om RathodRun Shopify and Amazon.ca at the same time and you already know the headache. Add a US Shopify store or Amazon.com listing on top, and now you're splitting revenue across CAD and USD with no single place that tells you the truth about either.
Most brands solve this with spreadsheets. Someone exports Shopify orders, pulls Amazon.ca settlement reports, converts currency by hand, and prays the ad spend numbers line up. It's slow, and it's wrong more often than anyone wants to admit.
Trivas pulls Shopify, Amazon, Meta, Google Ads, and GA4 into one Redshift-backed warehouse, with multi-currency reporting built in from the start, not bolted on later. That's the short version of what an ecommerce analytics platform for Canada actually needs to do.
This page is for DTC founders and growth leads doing real revenue on Shopify and Amazon.ca who are done stitching together CSVs, or done paying for a tool that treats CAD as a rounding error. It's not here to explain what analytics dashboards are. It's here to help you decide if Trivas is the right one.
Most ecommerce analytics tools were built in the US, for US brands, in USD. That's fine until you're not one of those.
Here's where it breaks down. Tools that hardcode USD force you to export data and manually reconcile CAD revenue against ad spend every single week. That's hours added to a report that should take minutes.
Amazon is worse. A lot of platforms lump Amazon.ca and Amazon.com together, or don't separate them cleanly at all. So your "Amazon performance" number is really a blended number, and your true Canadian P&L is buried inside it.
Then there's tax. GST/HST varies by province, and a platform without landed-cost logic will overstate margin on Canadian orders because it's not accounting for what those orders actually cost to fulfill and tax correctly. Cross-border shipping costs get lost the same way, since most tools weren't built to handle dual-currency cost of goods in the first place.
This is the exact gap Trivas closes. Native multi-currency dashboards mean CAD and USD show up as what they are, not as USD-converted guesses. No CSV gymnastics, no manual reconciliation on a Friday afternoon.
The core of Trivas is performance dashboards built on Amazon Redshift, pulling Shopify, Amazon, Meta and Google Ads, and GA4 funnels into one unified CAD/USD view. You see one number for revenue, one for spend, one for margin, in the currency that actually matters for the channel you're looking at.
On top of that sits Wingman, the AI layer that flags what needs your attention instead of making you dig for it. A Meta campaign that's stalled. A margin drop on one specific SKU. Wingman surfaces it, you don't have to go hunting through raw tables to find it.
Then there's forecasting. The AI-driven forecasting engine projects demand and cash flow, accounting for currency swings, which matters a lot more than it sounds like if you're planning a Canadian inventory buy against a loonie that's moved 3-4 cents in a month. [VERIFY exact currency swing tolerance/methodology before publishing]
What this replaces: hours of manual pulls across five different login screens, condensed into a single dashboard view you can check in minutes instead of building from scratch every week.
And it's not one-size-fits-all. Dashboards are configurable by role. Founders want revenue and margin front and center. Performance marketers want blended ROAS by channel. You set the view up for the job, not the other way around.
An ecommerce analytics platform for Canada is only as good as the integrations behind it, so here's what's actually connected.
Shopify
If you want to see the Shopify side in more depth, Trivas's Shopify integration covers what gets pulled in and how it maps to your existing store setup. And if you're evaluating install options directly, Trivas AI on the Shopify App Store is where you'd add it.
Amazon
More on how that separation works is on the Amazon integration page.
Ad platforms
Most Canadian brands aren't running a single channel. It's Shopify plus Amazon plus one or two ad platforms, all at once. Trivas is built to unify exactly that combination, not force you into a single-channel view that ignores half your business.
Triple Whale, Northbeam, and Polar Analytics are solid attribution tools. Built in the US, for US-centric brands, which means Canadian multi-currency handling and Amazon.ca separation weren't the core design problem they were solving for. [VERIFY against current competitor feature sets before publishing]
That shows up in the details: currency defaults, how (or whether) Amazon.ca gets pulled apart from Amazon.com, and how much manual work is left for you to do once the data lands.
Trivas's advantage isn't just the dashboard, it's what's underneath it. The Redshift-based warehouse gives you raw data access and custom querying, not just whatever pre-built view the vendor decided to ship. If you need a specific cut of data that doesn't exist as a default widget, you can actually go get it.
For a full feature-level breakdown, the Triple Whale vs. Polar vs. Trivas comparison walks through it side by side.
Bottom line: if multi-currency clarity and Amazon.ca-specific reporting are what's actually deciding this for you, that's the exact problem Trivas was built to solve.
Pricing scales with order volume, revenue, and how many channels you're connecting, with a dedicated Amazon-focused plan for sellers who are marketplace-heavy rather than DTC-first.
Canadian brands running both Shopify and Amazon typically land on the tier that includes both integrations plus GA4, since that's the combination most of them actually need on day one.
Onboarding is fast. Shopify and Amazon connections can be live within days, not weeks, so you're not waiting a full quarter to see your first unified report.
For exact tiers and what's included at each level, check the pricing page rather than relying on numbers pulled from a blog post.
If you're still exporting CSVs to figure out what you actually made last week, that's the sign to stop. Start a trial or book a call with a founder and see Shopify, Amazon.ca, and your ad data unified in CAD, in one place, without the manual reconciliation.
Setup doesn't require an analyst or an engineer on staff to babysit it. The integrations are built to run on their own once they're connected.
This is for teams ready to retire the spreadsheet, or ready to swap out a tool that was never built to handle Canadian multi-currency reporting in the first place. Start your trial and see it with your own data.
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