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AnalyticsStatistics

Statistics

The Statistics page is where you see how your store is actually performing — revenue, orders, top packages, where customers come from, where checkouts drop off. It’s split into 15 tabs so you can drill into one area without losing context in the others.

Viewing statistics requires the Reports permission with at least View access.

What each tab shows

TabWhat it covers
OverviewHigh-level summary of revenue, orders, and customer counts
RevenueRevenue trends over time, breakdowns, period-over-period comparisons
OrdersOrder volume, status distribution, processing-time charts
ProductsTop-selling packages and per-package performance
CategoriesRevenue and order counts per category
CustomersNew vs returning customers, top spenders
DiscountsCoupon usage and promotional revenue impact
PaymentsTransaction volume and conversion per payment gateway
ServersCommand delivery success rates per connected server
TimePurchase patterns by hour of day and day of week
RetentionRepeat purchase rates and customer lifetime value
AdvancedConversion rates, revenue per visitor, cross-metric correlations
VisitorsUnique visitor counts and visitor-to-customer conversion
FunnelCheckout funnel with drop-off at each stage
TrafficTraffic sources, referrers, and conversion by channel

Date filtering

Every tab respects the date range you pick at the top of the page. Use the quick-select buttons (7 days, 30 days, 90 days, last year) or set a custom start and end date. The range carries across tabs, so switching from Revenue to Funnel keeps the same window.

Plan availability

PlanTabs
FreeOverview, Revenue, Orders, Products, Categories, Payments, Servers
ProEverything on Free, plus Customers, Discounts, Time, Retention, Advanced, Visitors, Funnel, Traffic

If a tab is Pro-only, the dashboard will show an upgrade prompt when you click it.

Tips

  • Compare like-for-like. A “30 days” view this month against “30 days” last month tells you more than a year-to-date snapshot.
  • Use Funnel before Traffic. If you’re losing customers, find out where in the checkout they drop off first; then look at where they came from to see whether one traffic source is converting worse than the others.
  • Server tab is a leading indicator of refund requests. A spike in command-delivery failures usually shows up here a day or two before angry support tickets do.