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E-commerce Sales Performance – WooCommerce Dashboard Template

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Use this free, easy-to-use, and customizable E-commerce Sales Performance – WooCommerce Dashboard to maximize your WooCommerce store’s potential with Databox’s analytics. Track key metrics like Total Sales, Orders, Refunds, Net Sales, and Average Order Value for data-driven insights that fuel growth. This dashboard monitors Total Sales (Legacy), Orders, Sales Overview, Total Sales (Legacy) Trend, Orders Trend, New Customers (Legacy), and Top Sellers (Legacy) by Name, helping you make informed business decisions.

By integrating with WooCommerce, this dashboard ensures seamless data tracking and analysis for better insights into your store’s performance.

Uses one-click integrations:

  • Shopify Shopify
  • WooCommerce WooCommerce

If you don’t use Shopify or WooCommerce, you can pull data from any of our 100+ one-click, native integrations or from spreadsheets, databases and other APIs.

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WooCommerce WooCommerce metrics included in this template
  • Net Sales (Legacy)

    Net Sales represents the total revenue generated from the sale of products or services, less any discounts, returns, or refunds.

  • Average Order Value
  • Top Sellers (Legacy) by Name (Legacy)

    The Top Sellers by Name metric identifies the most popular products sold in your WooCommerce store by their names. It's a simple way to track which products are performing well and adjust your inventory or marketing strategy accordingly.

  • Worth of Coupons Used (Legacy)

    The Worth of Coupons Used measures the total value of discounts given through coupons during a specified period, which can help analyze the impact of coupon promotions on sales and revenue.

  • Orders Placed (Legacy)

    The Orders Placed metric indicates the total number of orders that have been successfully placed by customers on an online store.

  • Refunded Amount (Legacy)

    Refunded Amount is a metric that indicates the total amount of money that has been refunded to customers for returned or canceled orders on a WooCommerce store.

  • Charged for Shipping (Legacy)

    Charged for Shipping is a WooCommerce metric that tracks the total amount of shipping charges collected from customers at checkout. It helps store owners analyze shipping costs and optimize their pricing strategy accordingly.

  • Tax (Legacy)

    The tax metric in WooCommerce refers to the amount of tax that applies to a product or order. Taxes can be set up at a global or local level, and can be based on a variety of factors, such as the customer's location, the type of product, and the tax laws that apply. The tax metric is used to calculate the total price of an order, and is an important consideration for online retailers who want to ensure that they are charging the correct amount of tax on each sale.

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