Advanced WooCommerce Reporting

Features:

1. Sales Overview: Get a comprehensive view of your store’s sales performance, including total sales, average order value, and the number of orders over a specific time period.
2. Product Sales Report: View detailed reports on individual product sales, including top-selling products, low-performing products, and stock levels.
3. Category Sales Report: Analyze sales by product categories, helping you identify which product categories are performing well and which ones may need attention.
4. Customer Insights: Understand your customer base with reports on customer demographics, purchase history, and lifetime value. This can help with targeted marketing efforts.
5. Revenue and Profit Analysis: Track revenue and profit margins to gauge the financial health of your store. You can break down profits by products, categories, or time periods.
6. Order Analysis: Analyze order data to identify trends, such as the most popular payment methods, shipping methods, and order status breakdowns.
7. Coupon and Discount Analysis: Evaluate the effectiveness of your discount and coupon campaigns by tracking usage and their impact on sales.
8. Abandoned Cart Reports: Identify and recover potentially lost sales by tracking abandoned carts and understanding the reasons behind cart abandonment.
9. Inventory Management: Keep track of your inventory levels and receive notifications when products are running low or out of stock.
10. Customizable Dashboards: Create custom dashboards with widgets to display the most relevant data for your business. This allows you to focus on key metrics.
11. Export and Sharing: Export reports in various formats (CSV, PDF, etc.) for further analysis or sharing with team members and stakeholders.
12. Multi-store Support: If you have multiple WooCommerce stores, some reporting tools may offer consolidated reports, making it easier to manage and analyze data across all your stores.
13. Scheduled Reports: Set up automated report scheduling, so you receive important sales and performance data at regular intervals.
14. Visual Charts and Graphs: Present data visually through charts, graphs, and tables to make it easier to interpret and make informed decisions.
15. Filters and Segmentation: Apply filters to segment data based on criteria like date ranges, product attributes, and customer characteristics for more in-depth analysis.
16. Performance Benchmarks: Compare your store’s performance over time or against industry benchmarks to gauge your competitiveness.