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Revenue & Sales

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An order is more than its total.

Order count, average order value, product and category breakdowns, with source and channel context where the connected commerce integrations supply it. The same day's revenue can arrive as many small baskets or as a few large ones, and those two days describe different businesses.

Orders

  • Order count and average value
  • Product and category breakdowns
  • Basket size bands and medians
  • New versus repeat orders

How it helps

What Orders gives you

1

Average order value has a shape

Average order value is a mean over a skewed distribution, and a single large basket can carry a day. Order value bands sit beside the average, so a movement in the mean can be traced to the part of the distribution it came from.

2

Products have their own acquisition

Category and product breakdowns carry the source and landing context of the orders behind them, where the integration supplies it. The page that earns the most traffic and the page that earns the most baskets are rarely the same page.

3

First orders and repeat orders

An order count that mixes new customers with returning ones cannot say whether a good month came from fresh demand or from existing customers buying again. The two are separated and reported side by side.

Connect a site today. Read tomorrow's brief instead of building it.

Connect a site and the first brief arrives with the day's changes already explained — traffic separated from bots, conversions attached to revenue, and the evidence behind every sentence one click away.

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