The Returns by Billing City metric calculates the number of items returned to the store, grouped by the billing city of the customer who made the purchase. It helps in analyzing the areas with a high return rate and in improving customer satisfaction.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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To track Returns by Billing City using Databox, follow these steps:
Net Sales (POS) is a metric that measures the total amount of revenue generated by a business through point-of-sale transactions, after accounting for returns and discounts.
Equates to product Selling Price x Ordered Quantity during the specified Date Range split up by New vs Returning Customers.
Net sales is the total sales revenue generated by a business after accounting for returns, discounts, and other deductions. It is a key metric to measure a company's profitability.
Net sales by Top products is a metric that shows the total revenue generated by the best-selling products on a Shopify store. It helps merchants to determine which products are driving revenue and which ones may need optimization.
Equates to Gross Sales - Discounts - Returns + Taxes + Shipping Charges during the specified Date Range. Total Sales will be a positive number for a Sale on the date that an order was placed, and a negative number for a return on the date that an order was Refunded.
The Orders by Billing City metric shows the total number of orders placed by customers from different billing cities. It helps identify which cities have the highest sales and can be used to focus marketing efforts and targeted promotions to those areas.
Products metric indicates the total number of products available for sale on a Shopify store. It measures store catalog size and is crucial for tracking inventory and sales performance.
Abandoned checkouts metric refers to the number of customers who added items to their cart but failed to complete the purchase, which can help merchants identify potential issues in the checkout process.