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Reading your reports

Sales, courier, source, staff, returns and customer reports.

Kedar Adhikari
Goji.my Editorial
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Overview

Reports cover sales, courier performance, order source, staff, returns and exchanges, plus customer CLV, segments and RFM, all over a chosen date range.

Purpose

Understand performance and export the numbers you need.

Step-by-step guide

  1. Open Reports and choose a report type.
  2. Set the date range (defaults to the last 30 days).
  3. Read the summary cards and tables.
  4. Export to CSV where permitted.

Common mistakes

  • Forgetting the date range, so figures look wrong.
  • Reading draft or cancelled orders as sales; valid sales exclude them.

Best practices

  • Compare the same period across months.
  • Export to CSV for deeper analysis in a spreadsheet.

FAQ

Do returns count as sales?

A returned order still counts as a valid sale; cancelled and rejected do not.

Can I export?

Yes, with the reports export permission.

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