Shipping Costs is a metric that measures the amount of money spent on shipping and handling for each transaction processed through PayPal. It helps sellers track their shipping expenses and adjust their pricing strategies to ensure they are providing a cost-effective shipping experience for their customers.
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Databox is a business analytics software that allows you to track and visualize your most important metrics from any data source in one centralized platform.
To track Shipping Costs using Databox, follow these steps:
This dashboard allows you to track all the key metrics for your company, starting from Gross Sales, Shipping costs, PayPal fees, and more.
Fees are the charges assessed by PayPal on transactions, including currency conversion fees, cross-border fees, and merchant processing fees. They are determined based on the type of transaction and the parties involved.
Net Sales is the total revenue generated by a business or organization after deducting any returns, discounts, and allowances from the gross sales.
Net Sales by Currency metric measures the total sales revenue generated by PayPal transactions in different currencies after accounting for refunds, chargebacks, and transaction fees.
Incoming Refunds metric measures the amount of money refunded back to a merchant's account from their customers. It helps businesses track their refund transactions and ensure customer satisfaction.
The Gross Amount (Payments Sent) by Transaction metric refers to the total amount of money sent by a seller to a recipient, before any fees or discounts are deducted. It helps track the total revenue generated by each transaction.
The Gross Amount (Payments Sent) by Currency metric refers to the total amount of money sent in payments by currency type within a specific timeframe.
The Pending by Type metric in PayPal can help you track the total amount of pending transactions based on the type of transaction, such as payments, refunds, or chargebacks.
The Transactions by Status metric provides a summary of the different transaction statuses (e.g. completed, pending, refunded) in a given time period. It helps identify trends and potential issues in payment processing.