Bloomingdale's

Bloomingdale's runs its marketplace on Mirakl, so Reportly connects to it the same way it connects to Macy's and Nordstrom: with the seller credentials Bloomingdale's issues you in its own portal.

What you get. Bloomingdale's orders and order lines, the returns raised against them, and the reason code the shopper selected. Every line is matched back to the product in your Shopify catalog, so a style you sell on Bloomingdale's, on Macy's and on your own site is one product in Reportly with three channels under it.

Why it is worth connecting. The Bloomingdale's seller portal reports on Bloomingdale's. It cannot tell you whether a style returns harder there than on your own store, or whether the size that comes back is the same size in both places. That comparison is the reason to connect it.

Questions it answers. How is this SKU doing on Bloomingdale's against Macy's and Nordstrom. Which products return hardest on Bloomingdale's. Is the size profile of its returns different from our own. What is left of the margin once the commission and the returns are taken off.

What it needs from you. Your Bloomingdale's Mirakl host, your seller ID and an API key from the Bloomingdale's seller portal. Read access is enough. Reportly never writes back to your listings.

One honest note. Bloomingdale's returns arrive on the retailer's timetable, not yours, so a recent month will look better than it will end up. Reportly projects the settled rate for each channel rather than showing you a raw number to misread.

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