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Find out what broke before anyone else does.

Lesnia checks every Shopify brand you run across Shopify, Meta, Google and Klaviyo. Every Monday you get one page per brand: what broke, what it's costing and what to fix first. Running brands for clients? Add your take and send it under your name.

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Sample BrandSkincare · Monday 26 October

£9,520found or protected this week

What broke

  • WELCOME15 expired on 20 Oct. It's still in 2 live flows.~£2,100/wk1
  • 3 best-sellers can't run on Meta. Image links broken since Thursday.~£3,400/wk2
  • 4 Google ads disapproved since Tuesday. Flagged text: "clinically proven".~£1,200/wk3

What changed

  • Shopify Autopilot is £1,180 over its monthly spend target on Meta.4Autopilot
  • 1 new segment and 2 flow edits in Klaviyo that nobody on your team made.5Not your team

Why the numbers don't match

Meta claims£38,200
Shopify shows£24,900

31% of paid orders since the 21 October theme update have no UTM source. That's most of the gap.6

Do this week

  1. 1Replace WELCOME15 in Welcome and Browse AbandonmentSam
  2. 2Fix image links on the 3 productsPriya
  3. 3Rewrite the 4 Google adsSam
  4. 4Decide whether Autopilot keeps its targetYou

Last week

You approved 3 of 4. The abandoned-cart flow is sending again: £1,640 in orders since Wednesday.7

  1. 1 · Klaviyo, flows and coupon codes · read Mon 26 Oct, 06:10
  2. 2 · Meta Commerce Manager, catalogue diagnostics · read 06:12
  3. 3 · Google Ads, policy status · read 06:14
  4. 4 · Meta Ads, campaigns created by Shopify Autopilot · read 06:12
  5. 5 · Klaviyo activity log export · week to 25 Oct
  6. 6 · Shopify orders and Meta Ads reporting · 21–25 Oct
  7. 7 · Shopify orders, abandoned-cart flow · 21–25 Oct
  1. The number at the top

    What this week's problems are costing, plus what last week's fixes earned back.

  2. What changed

    Including what the platforms' own AI did, and who made each change.

  3. Do this week

    Every fix has an owner on your team.

Sample page. The brand and figures are illustrative. Hover a small number to see its source.

Reads Shopify · Meta · Google Ads · Klaviyo

You know these questions.

"Why did spend jump last week?"

"Who changed the welcome flow?"

"Meta says £38k. Shopify says £25k. Which is it?"

Worse is finding out late: the flow that stopped sending, the best-seller Google disapproved, the expired code still in the welcome email. Nobody was asleep. There just isn't time to check every account, every week.

Now the platforms make changes of their own. Shopify Autopilot runs Meta campaigns and can spend past its target. Klaviyo Composer edits flows and segments while nobody is logged in. Neither reports to you. When something goes wrong, it's still your problem.

The page

Your Monday account review, done before you open a tab.

What broke

Disapproved ads with the flagged words, products Meta won't show, flows that stopped sending, expired codes in live emails.

What changed, and who did it

Last week's changes, including Autopilot's moves in Meta and Klaviyo edits nobody on your team made.

Why the numbers don't match

One sentence you can repeat to anyone who asks. It's usually tracking.

What to fix first

Three to five moves, each with an owner on your team.

What last week's fixes did

What you approved and what it earned. Proof the work paid off.

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Who it's for

Built for agencies. Just as useful in-house.

If you run brands for clients

Clients don't pay for reports. They pay for someone who's paying attention. The page comes to you first, never straight to your client. You add what only you know, and it goes out under your name.

If you run your own brand

No analyst needed. Lesnia reads the same four accounts every week and tells you what to fix first, with the money attached.

"Both said they couldn't tell anyone was paying attention any more."
A Bristol agency, after two clients left in the same week
Sample BrandMonday 26 October

Do this week

  1. 1Replace WELCOME15 in Welcome and Browse AbandonmentSam
  2. 2Fix image links on the 3 productsPriya
Your note · AlexSpoke to Hannah on Tuesday. The new range launches on 3 November, so we're holding Meta spend until the images are fixed.

Try it

Try it on one brand. Free for two weeks.

  1. Connect one brand

    Read-only. About ten minutes.

  2. Read two Monday pages

    Real findings, with the money attached.

  3. Tell us what helped

    Thirty minutes at the end of each week.

  4. Decide

    Keep going, add more brands, or stop. You keep both pages.

After the trial, it's billed monthly per brand and prorated. Cancel in the app.

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Read-only

Lesnia can't change a budget, send an email or publish anything.

Checkable without us

Every call Lesnia makes to Klaviyo shows up in the account's own API log, under our name.

Off in one click

Disconnect any brand, any time.

No guessed numbers

Every figure shows where it came from. If a source is down, that section says so.

[Founder photo]

Who's behind Lesnia

[Name], founder

[One line of relevant background. One or two sentences, first person, on why this exists.]

Reply to any page and it comes straight to me.

Questions

We already use Triple Whale, Looker Studio or AgencyAnalytics.

Keep them. A dashboard shows numbers and waits for someone to spot the problem. This page arrives with the problems found, costed and assigned. When your attribution tool disagrees with Shopify, we tell you why instead of adding a third number.

Don't Shopify and Klaviyo's own AI tools already do this?

Each one sees its own platform and reports on its own work. Autopilot can't see Klaviyo or Google Ads. Composer can't see Meta or Google. Lesnia reads all four and tracks what changed in each. Nobody should mark their own homework.

Do I need permission to connect a store?

Not for your own. If you run the store for a client and your contract says new tools need sign-off, yes. Lesnia needs read-only access to Shopify, Meta, Google Ads and Klaviyo, and reads order and customer data. We'll give you a data processing agreement, and a note to forward if you need one.

Who sees the page?

You, and anyone you add. If you run the brand for a client, the page comes to you first, and you decide what goes on to them, under your name.

How do I know the numbers are right?

Every figure shows its source and the query behind it, so you can check our work. If a source is down, that section says so and stays empty.

What if nothing's broken?

Then the number at the top is zero, and you have it in writing that the account is clean. We won't pad the page to look busy.

Next time someone asks what happened, you'll already know.

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