Product Reports

Metorik has a number of different products reports to give you both an overview of your products data, and also much deeper level reports.

You will find two different Product Sales pages within Metorik:

One within the reports section, which will give you a breakdown of your top-selling products:

And one located below your carts segmenting page, which allows you to segment your products, variations and categories:

Product Sales - Report Section

The product sales report is designed to give you a snapshot of your top-selling products, variations, and categories for the period selected in the date selector:

If you want to drill down further, you can either click on the individual product, variation or category, to be taken to the individual page, or click the view all at the bottom of the list to be taken to the respective segmenting page.

Note: If your store doesn't have any variations, you will just be shown products and categories in this report.

Product Sales - Segmenting Section

The Product Sales tab in the segmenting section will allow you to segment your products, variations and categories:

Compare Products report

This report allows you to compare your products and variations and see their sales broken down by either day, week or month.

Net Revenue & Net Sold

This is related to the net revenue / sold amount for products found on:

Product sales report
Products page (and single page)
Categories page (and single page)
Variations page (and single page)
Groups page (and single page)
Vendors / Brands report
Product types report (only for Shopify)

Net Revenue is the total amount of product sales, with taxes and refunds deducted. Net Sold is the total number of products sold, less any that were refunded.

So if you had a product that cost $27.50, including $2.50 tax, that was sold twice, your gross sales would be $55 for it (including $5 tax). Later 1 was refunded for the full $27.50, so now your net sales will be $25 ($27.50 x 2, then - $27.50 for the refund, then - $2.50 for the remaining tax).

Product sales are not impacted by the 'deduct from net' setting currently, so even if you do not deduct taxes for net, Metorik still deducts them for the product metrics. If you'd like to see this changed, let us know.

Showing Gross Sales

You may prefer to see gross sales in the product, variation, and category sales tables. If so, you can click the link below the table to show gross amounts:

This impacts the amounts shown in the table, the totals at the bottom of these pages, and the totals shown on related segment list pages like the product segments list page.

To get both net and gross together, simply make an export of the results and you'll have everything in one file.

Refunds

Like our revenue reports, product sales are counted when the sale happened, and refunds are deducted when the refund is made.

For more information on product refunds, take a look at the Product Refunds doc.