For Daraz sellers
Run your Daraz shop on one set of books
Daraz tells you what it paid you. It does not tell you what you earned. Omnek brings in your orders, keeps one stock, sends it back to Daraz and reads your settlement file — then shows you profit per SKU, after every fee.
- Orders come in from Daraz on their own, matched to your products
- Profit per SKU, read from your own settlement file
- 14-day trial, approved by a person — no card
Start with one order
Type a price and see what it actually leaves you, fee by fee. Nothing is saved and there is no sign-up.
The order
What the buyer pays for the item.
Leave at 0 if delivery is free to the buyer.
Sets the commission rate. Leave it blank to use a 10% placeholder.
Province sets the VAT charged on Daraz's fees, not on your sale.
Your side
What the unit landed on your shelf for.
Per parcel — box, filler, tape, label.
Enter a selling price to see where it goes.
That was one order, from figures you typed. Omnek does the same for every order you have — from your real settlement file, with nothing typed at all.
Request the 14-day free trialIf this sounds like your week
Most Daraz sellers are not short of orders. They are short of a straight answer about where the money went.
- The settlement file arrives, you open it in Excel, and an hour later you still cannot say which product made money.
- Daraz paid less than you sold, and you cannot point at the line that explains the difference.
- The last unit sold at your counter, and an hour later Daraz sold it again.
- A parcel was delivered weeks ago, and you are not sure it was ever paid for.
- The stock on your shelf and the stock in your spreadsheet stopped agreeing a while ago, and nobody knows when.
How it works
Connect your Daraz shop
Once, by signing in on Daraz's own page — Omnek never sees your password. Your products, open orders and payouts come in with it.
Link each listing to a product
A Daraz listing is linked to the product it really is, once. From then on every order for it takes stock off the right shelf.
Orders arrive by themselves
Matched to your stock, reserved the moment they land, and sorted into To Pack, To Arrange Shipment and To Handover — the same piles Seller Centre uses.
Drop in the settlement file
Each week, upload the statement. Omnek reads every line and gives you that week's profit per SKU, with every fee already taken off.
Everything Omnek does for a Daraz seller
Grouped by the part of the job it takes off your hands.
Orders and stock
Orders matched to your products
Each Daraz order arrives already linked to the product it came from, so stock comes off the shelf without anybody typing a SKU.
Stock reserved the moment an order lands
Not when somebody gets round to packing it. A unit waiting for a Daraz parcel is not offered again at your counter.
Stock sent back to Daraz
When a unit sells anywhere else, the quantity Daraz shows is updated from Omnek — less whatever is already reserved for open orders. Switched on shop by shop.
Ship-by deadlines you can see
The deadline on each parcel is Daraz's own, read from Daraz rather than worked out by us, so the order about to go late is the one at the top.
Money and profit
Profit per SKU, from the settlement file
Commission, VAT, payment and item handling, campaign contributions and withheld tax — every line of the statement, taken off the product it belongs to.
Delivered, but never paid
Orders Daraz delivered that no statement has ever paid for. Finding them by hand means reading every settlement file side by side; Omnek lists them.
No profit figure without a cost behind it
A week's profit is not saved while a product sold that week has no cost price. A profit worked out with a missing cost is not an estimate — it is wrong.
Packing counted per parcel
The box, the filler and the tape are charged to the parcel once, so a three-item order does not quietly cost you three boxes.
Parcels and returns
Packing in Seller Centre's own piles
To Pack, To Arrange Shipment, To Handover — named exactly as Seller Centre names them, so nobody is translating between two screens while they pack.
Parcels that are getting old
An age badge turns amber at nine days and red at fourteen, so a parcel stuck somewhere gets chased while it is still worth chasing.
Returns counted when they arrive
One returns desk for every channel. A return is booked when it is back in your hands, and what came back damaged is recorded as damaged.
Cancellations read for what they were
A cancellation after handover is a refusal at the door — the parcel is on its way back to you, not a sale that simply vanished.
The rest of the business
Books that balance
Bank and cash accounts, expenses, and customer and supplier ledgers with running balances. When a settlement is paid, the money lands on the account it actually went to.
Staff with their own logins
Every person gets their own login, and each role is given the pages it needs. The person packing parcels does not have to see your bank balance.
A shop counter, if you have one
Cash, online or credit sales and returns, on the same stock as your online orders. The stock, the ledger and the bank all move together, or none of them do.
Reports and a dashboard
What sold, what earned, what has not moved in months — and a dashboard that opens on what needs doing today rather than on a wall of charts.
Before and after
Getting started
What you need, and what the first days look like. No part of it asks you to stop selling while you set up.
What you need
- Your Daraz Seller Centre login — you sign in on Daraz's page, and Omnek never sees the password
- The cost price of what you sell. A close figure is enough to start; you can correct it later
- One recent settlement file, so you see a real week straight away
What the first days look like
- Day oneConnect the shop. Products and open orders come in, and you link each Daraz listing to the product it is — a one-time job per listing. A new shop is also walked once through the stock Daraz is already holding, so the books start from what is true.
- The first weekOrders arrive on their own and sort themselves into the three piles. You pack and hand over as you do now, with the stock and the ledger following.
- Every week afterThe settlement file arrives and you drop it in. That week's profit per SKU is the result, and anything delivered but unpaid is listed.
What Omnek does not do
Better said here than discovered after you have signed up.
- It does not create your listings.You list products in Seller Centre as you do now. Omnek links each listing to your product; it never creates one on Daraz.
- It does not estimate your payout and call it one.What Daraz paid is what Daraz's settlement file says. The calculator on this page estimates; the software reads.
- It does not guess your costs.A product with no cost price is asked for one. That is why the first week needs your costs, even rough ones.
- It does not message your buyers.No WhatsApp, SMS or calls go to your customers from Omnek. The buyer's relationship stays with you.
Questions
Does Omnek connect to my Daraz account?
Yes. You sign in on Daraz's own page to connect the shop — Omnek never sees your password — and your products, orders and payouts come in with it. Nothing gets typed twice.
Does it update my stock on Daraz?
Yes. Omnek keeps one stock and sends the available quantity to Daraz, less whatever is reserved for orders you have not shipped yet. It is switched on shop by shop, and a product can be kept selling on Daraz at a minimum you choose.
Do I have to upload the settlement file myself?
Yes, and that is deliberate. The settlement file is the one document that states what you were actually paid, and uploading it is a decision about a week that has now closed. It takes seconds, and it is the step that turns estimates into books.
Can I run more than one Daraz shop?
Yes. Each shop is connected separately and its orders stay apart — you work on one shop at a time, so two shops' parcels never mix in one pile. More than one marketplace account is part of the Business plan.
I have a shop counter as well. Does that work?
Yes. Counter sales run on the same stock as your online orders — cash, online or credit, with returns — and the ledger, the stock and the bank balance move together or not at all. It is there if you need it and out of the way if you don't.
Can my staff use it without seeing everything?
Yes. Every staff member has their own login, and each role is given the pages it needs. The person packing parcels does not have to see your bank balance or your profit.
Is my shop's data separate from everyone else's?
Each shop's data is scoped to its own account in the database itself, not merely hidden in the interface, and staff logins are scoped again by role. Integration credentials are write-only: once saved, they cannot be read back out of a browser at all.
What happens after the trial?
The trial runs 14 days and needs no card. After that you choose a plan — the plans and what each includes are on the home page. Trial requests are approved by hand, so there is a person on the other end of one.
Read next
- The Daraz profit calculator on its own page — with the full category rate list
- How to read your Daraz settlement report, line by line
- Delivered but never paid: finding the parcels Daraz owes you
- Selling on Choice as well? The same thing, for Choice
- Courier booking for your own store's orders — opening shortly
Try it on one week of your own orders
The quickest way to find out whether any of this is worth anything to you is to put one real settlement week through it. Request the trial — or ask us anything first; a person answers.
14 days, no card, and every trial request is approved by hand — usually the same day.