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Understanding Quick Reports in the Back-in-Stock Dashboard
Understanding Quick Reports in the Back-in-Stock Dashboard

Learn how to utilize Quick Reports to track customer demand, manage notifications, and analyze revenue from restocked products effectively.

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Updated over 5 months ago

Introduction

Quick Reports are a crucial feature of the Back-in-Stock Dashboard, designed to provide a snapshot of customer demand and product performance. This tool helps you understand which products are in high demand, track customer requests, monitor notification effectiveness, and analyze revenue generated from restocked products.
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Product in Demand

The 'Product in Demand' section displays products that have received back-in-stock requests. This report shows:

  • Number of Products: Total products that customers have expressed interest in.

  • Percentage Change: Indicates the difference in demand between the current period and the last period, helping you identify trends or surges in customer interest.

By clicking on this section, you can access a detailed report that breaks down the demand for each product, allowing for deeper analysis and strategic planning.

Requests

The 'Requests' metric quantifies the number of customer inquiries awaiting a response regarding restocked items. This data point is critical for gauging the urgency and volume of customer interest. Similar to the 'Product in Demand' section, clicking on the 'Requests' count will reveal a more detailed report showing the historical trend and demand variation over selected periods.

Sent Notifications

This section details the notifications that have been sent to customers within the chosen reporting period. Tracking these notifications allows you to measure the effectiveness of your communication and the engagement level of your customers. The detailed report accessible through this metric will provide insights into the response rate and potential areas for improving notification strategies.

Total Revenue

The 'Total Revenue' section highlights the revenue generated from orders created as a result of back-in-stock notifications. This metric is crucial for understanding the direct financial impact of your notification strategy on overall sales. Analyzing this data helps you optimize notification timing and content to maximize conversion rates.

Navigating to Detailed Reports

Each section mentioned provides a link to a detailed report, offering a deeper dive into the respective metrics. These reports are instrumental for merchants who need comprehensive data to make informed decisions about inventory management, marketing strategies, and customer engagement initiatives.

Conclusion

Quick Reports are an invaluable resource for monitoring key performance indicators related to product demand and customer engagement. By effectively utilizing these insights, merchants can enhance their stock management, tailor their marketing efforts, and ultimately, boost their sales by aligning supply with customer demand.

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