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.
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This dashboard allows a Shopify store owner to see online sales stats in-line with Facebook Ads and Google Analytics. Focus in on top product performance, ecommerce conversion rate, and audience overviews.
Use this Shopify advanced report to share high-level and in-depth metrics of your ecommerce store performance. Present key metrics like Orders, Net Sales, New Customers, and more.
The Orders metric on Shopify represents the total number of purchases completed by customers, providing insights into sales performance, customer behavior and trends.
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.
The Orders Placed metric indicates the total number of orders that have been successfully placed by customers on an online store.
Equates to Product Selling Price x Ordered Quantity on during specified Date Range. Gross Sales does not include Discounts, Returns, Taxes, or Shipping.
The Orders by New vs returning customers metric compares the number of orders made by new customers to those made by returning customers. It helps track customer loyalty, acquisition efforts, and sales growth potential.
Number of Shipping Charges associated with a Sale or return during the specified Date Range split up by Billing City
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.
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.