🚦 First things first!
In all purchase reports, you start by choosing which time period to measure. If you don’t make a selection, data for the current year will always be displayed.
Most purchased articles
The report shows a percentage distribution of the ten best selling items (based on the number of purchases). It also lists the 50 most sold items with the number of purchases, average prices and total purchase price per item. You can filter the report on contact, article and store data.
Most purchased article groups
The report shows a percentage distribution of the ten most purchased item groups (based on the number of purchases). It also lists the 50 best-selling item groups with the number of purchases, average prices and total purchase price per item. You can filter the report on contact, article and store data.
Purchases per store
The report shows the stores that have the highest total purchase amounts, number of items sold and the most purchase occasions within the chosen filtering. If you are a local administrator, you only see receipts that belong to the stores you have access to.
Purchased on the same receipt
The report calculates items purchased in combination with the article in the selected filtering. Therefore, you must always start by choosing a purchase-related value (e.g. article number, article name, article group, sub-group, etc.) on which the report is to be based. If no filtering is done, the most purchased items will be displayed.
The calculation in the report is done by quantity and takes into account if something is returned.
| Metrics | Definition |
|---|---|
| Top 10 items | Shows the 10 most frequently purchased items based on quantity |
| Average Receipt | Value of the selection’s receipts divided by number of receipts |
| Number of items per receipt | Shows the total amount of items for the selection’s receipt divided by number of receipts |
| Total number of purchases | Shows number of receipts |
| Total purchase value | The value of all receipts |
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