The Low Inventory Products metric tracks the number of products in your Shopify store that have low stock levels. This helps you monitor inventory levels and avoid stockouts.
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To track Low Inventory Products using Databox, follow these steps:
The ‘Low Inventory Products’ metric is counted in Databox by getting an inventory of all the Shopify account items based on stock (0 or less – low stock levels) and then adding together the number of such products. This is the same way Shopify displays it in the User Interface in the Products tab, but the value can be different when observed in the Reports tab.
Equates to Product Selling Price x Ordered Quantity on during specified Date Range. Gross Sales does not include Discounts, Returns, Taxes, or Shipping.
Number of shipping charges associated with a sale or return during specified date range.
Unfulfilled orders is a metric that measures the number of orders that have not yet been shipped or delivered to the customer. It helps merchants keep track of outstanding orders and ensure timely fulfillment.
The Net Sales by New vs Returning Customers metric shows the revenue generated by customers who are either new to the store or have made a repeat purchase. It helps to identify which group brings in more revenue and informs customer acquisition and retention strategies.
Equates to Gross Sales - Discounts - Returns + Taxes + Shipping Charges during the specified Date Range split up by New vs Returning Customers.
The Discounts by Billing Country metric shows the total amount of discounts applied to orders based on the country where the customer's billing address is located.
This metric allows Shopify store owners to track the effectiveness of their discount campaigns based on the location of the customer's billing city. It provides insights on which cities are responding well to discounts and can aid in targeting future promotions.
The Quantity by Product Vendor metric indicates the total number of units sold for each product vendor in a given time period. It helps determine which vendors are most successful and which products are driving sales.