See what happened. Connect what already works.
Onbold Commerce is designed to give Sellers a connected view of the financial activity behind their Orders while remaining flexible about how the platform fits into the rest of the business.
Reporting from transaction through payment
Reporting can bring together:
- payment activity;
- Orders;
- refunds;
- fees;
- reserves;
- Seller payments;
- settlement status;
- related transaction information.
The goal is to make the financial state of the business understandable without forcing the Seller to reconstruct it from several provider dashboards.
Follow the money
A payment can pass through several stages before the Seller is ultimately paid.
Onbold Commerce is designed to make those stages visible, including what has been processed, what has been refunded, what is being held, what is pending and what has been paid.
That creates a clearer operating picture than a simple checkout report.
Keep the systems that already work
Onbold is not built around a forced migration.
Connect through the route that fits the business, including:
- Shopify;
- WooCommerce;
- hosted Product pages;
- payment links;
- Onbold Commerce tools;
- API;
- additional connectors and modules.
Different connection methods can coexist.
API when you need more control
The API gives businesses a route to connect Onbold Commerce directly into their own Product, storefront or operating environment.
That allows Onbold to provide the commerce and Merchant of Record infrastructure while the Seller retains control of the experience around it.
Connectors and modules
Not every integration needs to become a bespoke development project.
Connectors and modules can provide repeatable ways to link Onbold with established ecommerce, billing, fulfilment and operational systems.
The catalogue of supported connections can grow without changing the underlying Merchant of Record model.
The practical benefit
You get one connected commerce operation without being forced into one rigid technology stack.
See the financial picture clearly. Keep the systems that already work. Connect more deeply where the business needs it.