Products by Product Type

 Report

This report lists the return rates of your products along with related data. Analyze it to find out the reason(s) behind a product’s return rate, identify an acceptable rate, evaluate vendors and more. Use the insights to improve customer satisfaction, efficiency, and profitability.

Use it to uncover popular product pairs, track their purchase frequency, and gain valuable insights. This data is perfect for fine-tuning your product lineup, understanding customer behavior, and identifying cross-selling/upselling opportunities.

Detailed breakdown of your store’s sales performance for currently available products. This report provides insights into net sales and net quantity sold, helping you better understand how each product contributes to your store’s overall revenue.

The Best Selling Collection report gathers data on your collections and presents them in an easy-to-understand table. Find out which collection’s sales are going through the roof and which ones are barely getting off the ground.

Our All Products report provides details for each variant Stock Keeping Unit (SKU). It tracks changes made to all SKUs in real-time. This report is packed with detailed data fields for each product variant, offering in-depth insights into your store. Analyze it to fully understand your pricing strategy, costs, inventory status, marketing efforts, and more.

Optimize your stock keeping by noting when your top-performing products sell best. Avoid low and no-stock situations during similar periods in the future. Cut your losses by not buying excess stock of poorly-selling products.

Market trends shift rapidly, impacting your product movement. Demographic, geographic, and other long-term trends also influence your sales rates. If your product lineup doesn’t meet the changing demands, customers will bail on your store in no time.

An ABC analysis based on the total units sold for each variant, with SKU and product titles listed for deeper analysis and further drill-down.

Some Shopify store products just don’t find favor with customers despite your best efforts. They take up precious inventory space that could otherwise be used to stock fast-selling items.