sales-reporting-dashboard

Builds ecommerce sales dashboards reporting revenue, AOV, conversion rate, and cohort metrics.

3|1|Updated Mar 21, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/tomtoto757/ecomm-ai-team --skill sales-reporting-dashboard-tomtoto757
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Skill: sales-reporting-dashboard
Source: https://github.com/tomtoto757/ecomm-ai-team/tree/main/skills/analytics-reporting/finsilabs/data-analytics/sales-reporting-dashboard
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tomtoto757/ecomm-ai-team --skill sales-reporting-dashboard-tomtoto757

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Ecommerce teams often rely on manual spreadsheets and disconnected reports to track revenue, orders, and conversion, leading to inconsistent numbers and slow decisions. This Skill guides the setup of a unified sales reporting dashboard that serves as a single source of truth for daily, weekly, and monthly performance reviews. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Platform-Specific Setup: Step-by-step dashboard configuration for Shopify Analytics, WooCommerce Analytics, BigCommerce Analytics, Metorik, Glew.io, and Google Looker Studio. - Core KPI Framework: Defines the daily, weekly, and monthly metrics every dashboard must answer, including revenue trends, AOV, conversion rate, and cohort retention. - Drill-Down & Comparison: Configures period-over-period comparisons and channel/category revenue breakdowns across platforms. - Use Case: A store operator replaces a weekly manual spreadsheet with a Shopify Analytics custom dashboard plus a Looker Studio report, giving the team real-time revenue, AOV, and channel breakdowns every morning. ## Quick Start Use the sales-reporting-dashboard skill to set up a revenue and conversion dashboard for my Shopify store with period-over-period comparisons.

Frequently Asked Questions about sales-reporting-dashboard

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I build a sales reporting dashboard for Shopify?▼

Start with built-in Shopify Analytics under Analytics → Overview for real-time sales, orders, and conversion rate. Add custom dashboard tiles for AOV, top products, and sales by channel, or connect Shopify data to Google Looker Studio via Google Sheets for custom visualizations.

What analytics tool is best for WooCommerce sales reporting?▼

WooCommerce Analytics is built in and covers revenue, orders, products, and categories for free. For advanced needs like cohort retention matrices, customer segments, and automated digest emails, Metorik is the recommended WooCommerce analytics tool.

How do I add period-over-period comparison to a sales dashboard?▼

Most platform analytics tools include a comparison option in the date range picker. Shopify offers Prior period or Prior year, WooCommerce Analytics has a comparison toggle, GA4 has a comparison checkbox, and Looker Studio uses a comparison date range control.

Why does my dashboard revenue differ from my payment processor?▼

Differences come from multi-currency conversion, refund timing, and fee deductions. Reconcile by comparing order subtotals against Stripe or PayPal payouts, and agree on one authoritative source per metric across teams.

What is the difference between GMV and net revenue in reporting?▼

GMV (gross merchandise value) is the full selling price before discounts, while net revenue subtracts discounts and refunds. Dashboards should report both explicitly with clear labels so finance and marketing teams do not confuse the two figures.

Why does my conversion rate look artificially low?▼

Conversion rate appears low when session tracking misses anonymous visitors. GA4 tracks all sessions by default, while some platform analytics only count sessions hitting certain pages, so verify the session definition used in your denominator.