Always-on monitoring for your Shopify store
You can't watch your store every minute — Kelmora can. It learns what normal looks like, then flags the changes that actually matter across orders, refunds, inventory and fulfillment.
Problems surface while you're busy running the store
A refund spike, a product quietly selling out, a cancellation pattern — these all start small. By the time they show up in a weekly report, they've often already cost you revenue. Reactive monitoring means you're always catching up.
- ✓ 24/7 monitoring without extra headcount
- ✓ Baseline built from your store's own history
- ✓ Anomalies flagged the moment they diverge
- ✓ A single feed of what needs attention
Continuous watch, explained findings
A clear healthy-or-needs-attention status so you know where you stand in seconds.
Order volume, refunds, cancellations and inventory are compared against your normal.
Small, useful signals — like a product's strongest day this month — surface alongside urgent issues.
A running log of what Kelmora has been watching and what changed, so nothing is opaque.
What continuous monitoring catches
The overnight refund spike
Refund volume climbs well past your baseline in a few hours. Kelmora detects it, shows the dollar impact, and identifies the product driving it — before it becomes a week-long pattern.
The silent stockout
A best-seller's available units fall below a week of demand. Kelmora raises it as stockout risk while there's still time to reorder.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Shopify store monitoring include?
Kelmora continuously watches orders, refunds, cancellations, products, inventory and fulfillment. It builds a picture of what is normal for your store and flags meaningful changes as they happen.
How is Kelmora different from Shopify's built-in reports?
Shopify reports summarize what already happened. Kelmora monitors in near-real time, compares activity against your own baseline, and uses AI to explain anomalies and prioritize what deserves attention.
Is monitoring read-only?
Yes. Kelmora uses read-only Shopify scopes in Observe mode. It watches and explains but never changes your store without explicit approval.