Digitize your business on Wildberries, Ozon and Yandex Market in one workspace

You add a WB, Ozon, or Yandex Market cabinet and grant the required API permissions. UniTab then checks access, starts the first synchronization, and places data into sections.

If some data does not appear immediately, the cause is usually permissions, cabinet settings, a specific API method availability, or marketplace delay.

UniTab constantly processes cabinet data: collects it through API, stores history, updates reports, and recalculates analytics for sales, stock, finance, ads, cost price, and P&L. The larger the cabinet, the more orders, returns, product changes, and finance rows pass through the system.

For large cabinets, the load on synchronizations, the database, storage, and background calculations is noticeably higher. That is why the price depends on scale: a small seller does not pay like a large one, while a large cabinet pays for the actual amount of data processing it creates.

This keeps pricing fair and proportional: the cost grows with the system load instead of being one high fixed price for everyone.

Google Sheets digitization can also collect data through API, and at first it can look convenient: data refreshes automatically, there are tabs, formulas, pivots, and charts. Problems start when the volume grows: several cabinets, thousands of SKUs, sales, stock, ads, commissions, cost price, and P&L quickly turn the spreadsheet into a heavy file with too many calculations.

Google Sheets is not designed to act as a full analytics system. With large data volumes, formulas recalculate slowly, scripts can hit limits, updates become unstable, and the file may freeze or stop opening normally. UniTab processes data as a service: it collects it through API, stores and calculates it in a working system, and shows ready sections without an overloaded spreadsheet file.

UniTab does not replace a strong analyst or owner who makes decisions. It removes the mechanical layer: exports, normalization, refreshes, and base management views.

An analyst or owner can spend time on conclusions: where profit remains, where ads eat margin, which products slow turnover, and which cabinet needs attention.

Each WB, Ozon, or Yandex Market cabinet is paid separately. The price is selected by revenue of that specific cabinet for the last 30 days: a small cabinet does not inherit the price of a large one, and a large cabinet does not change the cost of the others.

This makes it easier to connect several directions and pay only for the cabinets you actually use.

The full UniTab version is sold. It includes workspace sections for sales, stock, finance, P&L, ads, nomenclature, and unit economics.

The user gets one working space instead of scattered modules.

Data updates on a schedule and depends on how quickly WB, Ozon, and Yandex Market provide information through API. If a source responds with a delay, UniTab keeps the already collected picture and pulls new values after refresh.

For management reports, accuracy matters as much as speed, so some indicators may not appear instantly.

After connection, UniTab collects available history within marketplace API limits and the settings of the specific cabinet. Depth can differ by data type.

History helps compare periods, notice drops, and understand what changed after ads, supplies, or price changes.

Each cabinet includes 4 employees. Access is assigned separately per cabinet, so each cabinet can have its own team.

If a cabinet needs more people, an additional employee is purchased once for 990 RUB forever.

The base logic already covers daily seller questions: summary, sales, stock, finance, P&L, and unit economics.

If your business has separate expense groups, non-standard calculation rules, or custom management metrics, this can be discussed separately.

On renewal, UniTab looks at cabinet revenue for the last 30 days and selects the matching pricing card. If the cabinet grows, the next level can be higher; if revenue goes down, it can move back to a lower level.

The already paid period is not recalculated retroactively. The new amount applies only at the next renewal.

Everything marketplaces provide through API is collected automatically. Manual input is needed only for internal business data: cost price, separate external expenses, purchase clarifications, or corrections for specific products.

The point is not to enter by hand what the system can collect itself. People are involved where management logic is needed.