Overview of analytics and reports

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This page introduces the reporting tools available on BettaMax and explains when to use each one. Read this page before viewing the detailed instructions for each report.

Reports are available on BettaMax. #

BettaMax offers two main types of reports, each answering a different set of questions about business performance.

ReportLocated atAnswer the questionApplicable to
Store PerformancePerformance > Store PerformanceHow much is the store making? What is the conversion rate?Join Fulfill
Product PerformancePerformance > Product PerformanceWhich products are selling well? Which products have many views but few orders?All sellers
Note: Store Performance only displays data for Join Fulfill sellers. If you don’t see this section, your account is in Self-Fulfill mode.

Store Performance — Measuring Overall Performance #

Store Performance provides an overview of your store’s financial health, helping you track revenue and profitability over time.

Key metrics in the Store Performance report:

  • Total Revenue : The total revenue, including product prices and shipping fees collected from customers.
  • Profit : Profit after deducting Fulfillment Costs.
  • Orders : Total number of orders in the selected period.
  • Conversion Rate : The percentage of visitors who generate an order.
  • AOV (Average Order Value) : The average value of each order.

Use Store Performance to track daily performance, compare this week’s results to last week’s, and evaluate the impact of your advertising campaigns on overall revenue.

See detailed instructions: How to read and analyze Store Performance metrics

Product Performance — Measuring the effectiveness of each product #

Product Performance analyzes the effectiveness of each individual product, helping you identify which products need optimization and which should be scaled.

Key metrics in the Product Performance report:

  • Views : The number of views a product page has received.
  • Add to Cart : The number of times a customer has added a product to their shopping cart.
  • Orders : The actual number of orders for that product.
  • Revenue : The revenue generated from that product during the selected period.
  • Conversion Rate : The conversion rate from view to order.

Use Product Performance to identify best-selling products, detect products with high traffic but low conversions, and decide which products should be discontinued.

Hint: Products with high Views but low Add to Cart often indicate issues with pricing or product images. Products with high Add to Cart but low Orders often indicate problems at checkout, such as shipping costs or payment methods.

See detailed instructions: How to read Product Performance metrics

How to read data over time #

Both reports allow filtering data by time frame. Choosing the right time frame results in more accurate and effective comparisons.

Available timeframes:

  • Today : Daily tracking, see new orders for the day.
  • Last 7 Days : Compare this week to last week.
  • Last 30 Days : Assessing trends by month.
  • Custom : Select any time period. Use this when evaluating campaigns with specific start and end dates.
Suggestion: Comparing within the same period (e.g., this week with last week on the same day of the week) gives more accurate results than absolute comparisons, because traffic often follows a pattern throughout the week.

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