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Customers

In Customers, you can view the multi-dimensional analysis of your store visitors' and buyers' behavior patterns, offering key data needed for strengthening customer relationships and developing targeted marketing strategies.
Gain deeper insights into your customers through detailed data on visitor inflow patterns, purchase behavior, and customer activity.

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Visitor analysis

  • Visitor overview: Total visitors, unique visitors, new visitors, returning visitors
  • Visitor behavior analysis: Visit frequency, revisit interval, pageviews per visit
  • Traffic distribution: Visitors by time/day, visitors by country

 

Buyer analysis

  • Purchase overview: Purchase analysis, preferred price range, by time/day, visitors vs. buyers
  • Purchase patterns: New/returning visitor purchases, first/repeat purchases, time to purchase/repurchase
  • Customer analysis: New customers, customer/non-customer purchases

Visitor analysis

Visitor overview

Total visits

This provides the most fundamental information for measuring your store's activity level by understanding the overall traffic volume and visitor composition.

It shows the total number of visits during the specified period (total visits), how many of these were from new customers (first visits), and how many were from existing customers (return visits). You can track traffic changes through comparison values and changes.

MetricDescription
Total visits

The number of visits to your store.

  • Multiple visits by the same user within 2 hours are counted as 1 visit.
  • A new visit is added if the user returns after more than 2 hours.
First visits

The number of first-time visits to your store.

 

A visit is counted as a "first visit" if any of the following conditions apply:

  • No visit record within the past year
  • Cookies were deleted before the visit
  • Different device/browser was used
Return visits

The number of visits from users who returned within 1 year of their previous visit.

 

Note: Even if the same user visits again, it is counted as a "first visit" and not included in return visits if:

  • More than 1 year has passed since the last visit
  • Browser cookies were deleted before visiting
  • Different device or browser was used
Comparison valueThe value from the same period immediately before the reference metric. (Reference: Total visits)
Change

The difference between the reference value and comparison value.

  • Change = Reference value - Comparison value

 

Unique visitors

This provides information for analyzing the true scale of traffic by identifying the actual number of customers who visited your store, rather than just session counts.

It shows the total number of visits during the specified period (total visits), the actual number of unique visitors excluding duplicates (unique visitors), and how many of these were return visits (return visits).

MetricDescription
Total visits

The number of visits to your store.

  • Multiple visits by the same user within 2 hours are counted as 1 visit.
  • A new visit is added if the user returns after more than 2 hours.
Unique visitors

The number of visitors excluding duplicates.

  • Same user visiting multiple times within 1 year
  • Using the same device and browser with cookies maintained

However, a new unique visitor is added if more than 1 year has passed since the last visit.

Return visits

The number of visits from users who returned within 1 year of their previous visit.

 

Note: Even if the same user visits again, it is counted as a "first visit" and not included in return visits if:

  • More than 1 year has passed since the last visit
  • Browser cookies were deleted before visiting
  • Different device or browser was used
Comparison valueThe value from the same period immediately before the reference metric. (Reference: Unique visitors)
Change

The difference between the reference value and comparison value.

  • Change = Reference value - Comparison value

 

New visitors

This provides information for measuring marketing performance by understanding the scale of new customer acquisition.

It shows the number of genuinely new visitors with no visit history within 1 year (new visitors), and you can track new visitor trends through comparison values and changes.

MetricDescription
New visitors

The number of first-time visits to your store.

 

A visit is counted as a "first visit" if any of the following conditions apply:

  • No visit record within the past year
  • Cookies were deleted before the visit
  • Different device/browser was used
Comparison valueThe value from the same period immediately before the reference metric. (Reference: New visitors)
Change

The difference between the reference value and comparison value.

  • Change = Reference value - Comparison value

 

Returning visitors

This provides information for understanding customer loyalty and your store's appeal by analyzing how frequently existing customers return to your store.

It shows how many of the total visits were from existing customers (returning visitors) and their percentage (return rate), allowing you to track changes in customer loyalty through comparison values and changes.

MetricDescription
Total visits

The number of visits to your store.

  • Multiple visits by the same user within 2 hours are counted as 1 visit.
  • A new visit is added if the user returns after more than 2 hours.
Returning visitors

The number of visits from users with previous visit history who returned within 1 year.

  • More than 1 year has passed since the last visit
  • Cookies were deleted before the visit
  • Different device/browser was used
Return rate

The percentage of returning visitors among all visitors.

  • Return rate = (Returning visitors / Total visits) x 100
Comparison valueThe value from the same period immediately before the reference metric. (Reference: Returning visitors)
Change

The difference between the reference value and comparison value.

  • Change = Reference value - Comparison value

 

Visitor behavior analysis

Analyzing by visit frequency

This provides information for understanding customer loyalty distribution by analyzing how frequently customers visit your store. It shows the actual number of customers (unique visitors) in each visit frequency range (1, 2, etc.) and their percentage of total unique visitors (percentage).

MetricDescription
Visit frequency

The number of visits to your store.

  • Multiple visits by the same user within 2 hours are counted as 1 visit.
  • A new visit is added if the user returns after more than 2 hours.
  • Categorized as: 1, 2, 3, 4-5, 6-9, 10 or more.
Unique visitors

The number of unique visitors for each visit frequency.

 

In the following cases, multiple visits by the same user are counted as 1 unique visitor:

  • Same user visiting multiple times within 1 year
  • Using the same device and browser with cookies maintained

However, a new unique visitor is added if more than 1 year has passed since the last visit.

Percentage (%)Percentage = (Unique visitors per visit frequency / Total unique visitors) x 100

 

Returning visitors by interval

This provides information for understanding customers' revisit cycles and visiting habits by analyzing how long it takes for existing customers to return to your store. It shows the number of return visits for each revisit interval (within 1 day, 2-5 days, etc.) and their percentage of total return visits.

MetricDescription
Revisit interval

The time elapsed before returning.

  • "Revisit within 1 day" means the user returned the day after their visit, while "revisit within 2-5 days" means they returned between 2 and 5 days later.
  • 1 day is calculated as 24 hours (86,400 seconds), not calendar days.
Visits

The number of visits from users who returned within 1 year of their previous visit.

  • More than 1 year has passed since the last visit
  • Cookies were deleted before the visit
  • Different device/browser was used
Percentage (%)

The percentage of visits for each revisit interval compared to total visits.
 

  • Percentage = (Visits per revisit interval / Total visits) x 100

 

Pageviews per visit

This provides information for understanding customer interest and engagement per visit by analyzing how deeply customers explore your store during a single session. It shows the number of visits for each pageview range (1, 2-4, etc.) and their percentage of total visits.

MetricDescription
PageviewsThe number of pages viewed during the visit.
VisitsThe number of visitors for each pageview range.
Percentage (%)

The percentage of visits for each pageview range.

  • Percentage = (Visits per pageview range / Total visits) x 100

 

Traffic distribution

Visitors by time of day

This provides information for identifying your store's peak times and traffic concentration periods by comparing daily and hourly visit patterns. It shows the number of visits for each date and time (visitors) and their percentage of the day's total visits.

MetricDescription
Date and timeThe hourly time slots for each day within the selected period.
Visitors

The number of visits to your store.

  • Multiple visits by the same user within 2 hours are counted as 1 visit.
  • A new visit is added if the user returns after more than 2 hours.
Percentage (%)

The percentage of visitors at each date and time.

  • Percentage = Visitors / Total visitors x 100

 

Visitors by day of week

Based on visit traffic for the selected day of the week by period, this provides key information about the number of visits for each date within that day of the week (visitors) and their percentage of the week's total visits.

MetricDescription
Date (yyyy-mm-dd)The dates for each day of the week within the selected period.
Visitors

The number of visits to your store.

  • Multiple visits by the same user within 2 hours are counted as 1 visit.
  • A new visit is added if the user returns after more than 2 hours.
Percentage (%)

The percentage of visitors on that day of the week.

  • Percentage = Visitors / Total visitors x 100

 

Average visits by hour

Based on your store's hourly traffic patterns, this provides key information about pageviews, total visits, unique visitors, first visits, and return visits for each hour (0-23).

MetricDescription
HourHours displayed from 0 to 23.
PageviewsThe number of pages viewed.
Refreshing a page adds a new pageview.
Total visits

The number of visits to your store.

  • Multiple visits by the same user within 2 hours are counted as 1 visit.
  • A new visit is added if the user returns after more than 2 hours.
Unique visitors

The number of visitors excluding duplicates.

  • Same user visiting multiple times within 1 year
  • Using the same device and browser with cookies maintained

However, a new unique visitor is added if more than 1 year has passed since the last visit.

First visits

The number of first-time visits to your store.

 

A visit is counted as a "first visit" if any of the following conditions apply:

  • No visit record within the past year
  • Cookies were deleted before the visit
  • Different device/browser was used
Return visits

The number of visits from users who returned within 1 year of their previous visit.

 

Note: Even if the same user visits again, it is counted as a "first visit" and not included in return visits if:

  • More than 1 year has passed since the last visit
  • Browser cookies were deleted before visiting
  • Different device or browser was used

 

Average visits by day of week

Based on your store's day-of-week traffic patterns, this provides key information about pageviews, total visits, unique visitors, first visits, and return visits for each day of the week.

MetricDescription
Day of weekDays displayed from Monday to Sunday.
Pageviews

The number of pages viewed.

  • Refreshing a page adds a new pageview.
Total visits

The number of visits to your store.

  • Multiple visits by the same user within 2 hours are counted as 1 visit.
  • A new visit is added if the user returns after more than 2 hours.
Unique visitors

The number of visitors excluding duplicates.

  • Same user visiting multiple times within 1 year
  • Using the same device and browser with cookies maintained

However, a new unique visitor is added if more than 1 year has passed since the last visit.

First visits

The number of first-time visits to your store.

 

A visit is counted as a "first visit" if any of the following conditions apply:

  • No visit record within the past year
  • Cookies were deleted before the visit
  • Different device/browser was used
Return visits

The number of visits from users who returned within 1 year of their previous visit.

 

Note: Even if the same user visits again, it is counted as a "first visit" and not included in return visits if:

  • More than 1 year has passed since the last visit
  • Browser cookies were deleted before visiting
  • Different device or browser was used

 

Visitors by country

Based on your store's traffic distribution by country, this provides key information about the number of unique visitors, total visits, and pageviews from each country.

MetricDescription
CountryCountry information classified based on GeoIP.
Unique visitors

The number of visitors excluding duplicates.

  • Same user visiting multiple times within 1 year
  • Using the same device and browser with cookies maintained

However, a new unique visitor is added if more than 1 year has passed since the last visit.

Visitors

The number of visits to your store.

  • Multiple visits by the same user within 2 hours are counted as 1 visit.
  • A new visit is added if the user returns after more than 2 hours.
Pageviews

The number of pages viewed.

  • Refreshing a page adds a new pageview.

 

Buyer analysis

Purchase overview

Purchase analysis

This provides information for diagnosing your business's overall health and growth trends by analyzing core purchase performance over time.

It shows the number of unique visitors for each time period (hour/day/week/month), the total number of orders placed (purchases), and the total revenue from those orders (purchase amount).

You can analyze performance from multiple angles using the purchase conversion rate (purchase rate) and the purchase proportion relative to the total period (purchase percentage), and compare trends with previous periods using comparison values and changes.

MetricDescription
Date/time (hour, day, week, month)

Displayed in hourly/daily/weekly/monthly units.

  • Daily: Divided into 1-day units from start date to end date.
  • Weekly: Divided into 1-week units (Monday to Sunday) from start date to end date.
  • Monthly: Divided into 1-month units (1st to last day of each month) from start date to end date.
Purchase amount

The total payment amount for completed orders.
 

  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations (Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.)
Unique visitors

The number of visitors excluding duplicates.

  • Same user visiting multiple times within 1 year
  • Using the same device and browser with cookies maintained

However, a new unique visitor is added if more than 1 year has passed since the last visit.

Purchases

The number of paid orders.

  • If 2 products are paid in 1 order, purchases = 1.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
Purchase percentage

The percentage of total purchases for the period.

  • Purchase percentage = (Purchases by date/time / Total purchases) x 100
Purchase rate

The percentage of visitors who made a purchase.

  • Purchase rate = (Purchases / Unique visitors) x 100
Comparison valueThe value from the same period immediately before the reference metric. (Reference: Purchases)
ChangeThe difference between the reference value and comparison value.

 

Preferred price range

This provides information for developing product pricing strategies by analyzing which price ranges are most attractive to customers and contribute most to revenue.

For each price range (under 10,000 KRW, etc.), it shows how many times products were viewed (impressions), how many times they were added to cart (added to cart), and how many products were sold (products purchased).

You can also identify which price ranges play a key role through total revenue and percentage of total revenue for each price range.

MetricDescription
Price range

Purchased products are categorized into 6 price ranges:
Under 10,000 KRW, 10,000-20,000 KRW, 20,000-30,000 KRW, 30,000-50,000 KRW, 50,000-100,000 KRW, 100,000 KRW and above

  • Displayed based on the base price, excluding option prices.
ImpressionsThe number of times product detail pages were viewed.
Refreshing a page adds a new impression.
Added to cart

The number of times products were added to cart.

  • Includes clicks on Add to cart or Buy now button on product detail pages.
  • Does not include viewing the Cart page.
Products purchased

The number of products paid for.

  • If 3 products are paid in 1 order, products purchased = 3.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Includes purchases made via Buy now button without going through the cart.
Revenue

The total payment amount for completed orders.

  • Products purchased x Product price (including options)
  • Since the base price excludes option prices, revenue divided by products purchased may be higher than the price range.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations (Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.)
Percentage

The percentage of revenue for each price range compared to total revenue.

  • Percentage = (Revenue for price range / Total revenue) x 100

 

Average purchases by hour

This provides information for understanding which time periods are most effective for marketing activities and promotions by analyzing purchase patterns by hour.

For each hour (0-23), it shows the number of unique visitors, the number of orders placed (purchases), the total revenue from those orders (purchase amount), and the percentage of visitors who made purchases (purchase rate).

MetricDescription
HourHours displayed from 0 to 23.
Purchase amount

The total payment amount for completed orders during that hour. Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.

  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
Unique visitorsThe number of unique visitors during that hour.
Purchases

The number of paid orders during that hour.

  • If multiple products are paid in 1 order, purchases = 1.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
Purchase rateThe percentage of unique visitors who made a purchase during that hour.
Purchase rate = (Purchases / Unique visitors) x 100

 

Average purchases by day of week

This provides information for comparing weekend and weekday performance and developing day-specific promotion strategies by analyzing purchase patterns by day of week.

For each day of the week, it shows the number of unique visitors, the number of orders placed (purchases), the total revenue from those orders (purchase amount), and the percentage of visitors who made purchases (purchase rate).

MetricDescription
Day of weekDays displayed from Monday to Sunday.
Purchase amount

The total payment amount for completed orders on that day. Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.

  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations
Unique visitorsThe number of unique visitors on that day.
Purchases

The number of paid orders on that day.

  • If multiple products are paid in 1 order, purchases = 1.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
Purchase rateThe percentage of unique visitors who made a purchase on that day.
Purchase rate = (Purchases / Unique visitors) x 100

 

Visitors vs. buyers

This provides information for evaluating your site's overall purchase conversion capability by comparing all visitors to those who actually made purchases.

For each time period (hour/day/week/month), it shows the number of visitors to your store (visitors), how many of them actually purchased products (buyers), the total number of orders they placed (purchases), and the percentage of visitors who made purchases (purchase rate).

MetricDescription
Date/timeVisitors vs. buyers
Visitors

The number of visits to your store.

  • Multiple visits by the same user within 2 hours are counted as 1 visit.
  • A new visit is added if the user returns after more than 2 hours.
Buyers

The number of visitors who made a payment.

  • If 1 person makes multiple payments, buyers = 1.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Members are counted by ID, and non-members are counted as 1 buyer per order.
Purchases

The number of paid orders.

  • If multiple products are paid in 1 order, purchases = 1.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
Purchase rate

The percentage of visitors who made a purchase.

  • Purchase rate = (Purchases / Visitors) x 100

 

Purchase patterns

New visitor vs. returning visitor purchases

This provides information for comparing purchase performance between new and returning visitor groups.

For each group (new visitors and returning visitors), it shows total visits (first visits, return visits), purchases and purchase amount from each group, and purchase rate comparisons.

MetricDescription
Date/time (hour, day, week, month)Displayed in hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly units based on the selected period and display settings.
First visits

The number of first-time visits to your store.

 

A visit is counted as a "first visit" if any of the following conditions apply:

  • No visit record within the past year
  • Cookies were deleted before the visit
  • Different device/browser was used
Return visits

The number of visits from users who returned within 1 year of their previous visit.

 

Note: Even if the same user visits again, it is counted as a "first visit" and not included in return visits if:

  • More than 1 year has passed since the last visit
  • Browser cookies were deleted before visiting
  • Different device or browser was used
First visit purchases

The number of purchases made during first visits.

  • If multiple products are paid in 1 order, purchases = 1.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Purchases remain unchanged even if refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.
Return visit purchases

The number of purchases made by returning visitors within 1 year.

  • If multiple products are paid in 1 order, purchases = 1.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Purchases remain unchanged even if refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.
First visit purchase amount

The total amount purchased during first visits.

  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations (Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.)
Return visit purchase amount

The total amount purchased by returning visitors within 1 year.

  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations (Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.)
First visit purchase rate

The percentage of first-time visitors who made a purchase.

  • First visit purchase rate = (First visit purchases / First visits) x 100
Return visit purchase rate

The percentage of returning visitors who made a purchase within 1 year.

  • Return visit purchase rate = (Return visit purchases / Return visits) x 100

 

First purchase vs. repeat purchase analysis

This provides information for comparing purchase performance between first-time buyers and repeat buyers.

It shows the number of products purchased, number of purchases, and purchase amount for each group (first purchase and repeat purchase), and the repeat purchase rate shows how much of overall purchase performance comes from repeat purchases.

You can also check repeat purchase status for individual products through the product details view.

MetricDescription
Date/time (hour, day, week, month)Displayed in hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly units based on the selected period and display settings.
First purchase products

The number of products purchased by first-time buyers.

  • If 3 products are paid in 1 order, products purchased = 3.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Members are determined as first-time buyers by ID, and non-members are determined as first-time buyers if more than 1 year has passed since their last purchase (based on 1-year cookie).
Repeat purchase products

The number of products purchased by repeat buyers.

  • If 3 products are paid in 1 order, products purchased = 3.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Members are determined as repeat buyers by ID, and non-members are determined as repeat buyers if their purchase is within 1 year of their last purchase (based on 1-year cookie).
Repeat purchase rate (by products)

The percentage of repeat purchases among total products purchased.

  • Repeat purchase rate = Repeat purchase products / (First purchase products + Repeat purchase products) x 100
First purchases

The number of orders from first-time buyers.

  • Customer purchases are counted as first purchases by ID. Non-customer purchases are counted as first purchases if more than 1 year has passed since the last purchase.
  • Multiple products in one order are counted as one purchase.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
Repeat purchases

The number of orders from customers with previous purchase history.

  • Members are determined as repeat buyers by ID, and non-members are determined as repeat buyers if their purchase is within 1 year of their last purchase (based on 1-year cookie).
  • Multiple products in one order are counted as one purchase.
  • Only includes completed payments. For bank transfers, based on deposit completion date.
  • Refunds, cancellations, and exchanges after payment are not reflected.
Repeat purchase rate (by orders)

The percentage of repeat purchases among total orders.

  • Repeat purchase rate = Repeat purchases / (First purchases + Repeat purchases) x 100
First purchase amount

The total payment amount from first-time buyers.

  • Customer purchases are counted as first purchases by ID. Non-customer purchases are counted as first purchases if more than 1 year has passed since the last purchase.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations (Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.)
Repeat purchase amount

The total payment amount from repeat buyers.

  • Customer purchases are counted as first purchases by ID. Non-customer purchases are counted as first purchases if more than 1 year has passed since the last purchase.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations (Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.)
Repeat purchase rate (by amount)

The percentage of repeat purchase amount among total purchase amount.

  • Repeat purchase rate = Repeat purchase amount / (First purchase amount + Repeat purchase amount) x 100
Product details

View first purchase, repeat purchase, and repeat purchase rate for individual products.

  • Repeat purchase data is provided up to 1 year before the last purchase date within the selected period.
  • The sum of product details may not match the values in First purchase vs. repeat purchase analysis.

 

Time to purchase

This provides information analyzing how long it takes customers to make a purchase after visiting.

It shows the number of orders (purchases) and revenue (purchase amount) for each time interval (under 15 minutes, 1-2 days, etc.).

MetricDescription
Time to purchase after visit

The time elapsed from site visit to purchase completion.
 

  • Time is categorized into 12 intervals:
    Under 15 min, 15-30 min, 30 min-1 hr, 1-5 hrs, 5-10 hrs, 10-24 hrs, 1-2 days, 2-4 days, 4-7 days, 7-15 days, 15-30 days, 30+ days
Purchases

The number of paid orders for each time interval.

  • If multiple products are paid in 1 order, purchases = 1.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Revenue does not change even if refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.
Purchase amount

The total payment amount for each time interval.

  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations (Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.)

 

Time to repeat purchase

This provides information for understanding customer purchase cycles and loyalty by analyzing how long it takes existing customers to make repeat purchases after revisiting.

It shows the number of repeat orders (purchases) and total revenue (purchase amount) for each time interval (within 1 hour, 1-2 days, etc.).

MetricDescription
Time to repeat purchase after visit

The time elapsed from first purchase to next purchase on the site.
 

  • Time is categorized into 12 intervals:
    Within 1 hr, 1-5 hrs, 5-10 hrs, 10-24 hrs, 1-2 days, 2-4 days, 4-7 days, 7-15 days, 15-30 days, 30-60 days, 60-90 days, 90+ days
Purchases

The number of paid orders for each time interval.

  • If multiple products are paid in 1 order, purchases = 1.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Revenue does not change even if refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.
Purchase amount

The total payment amount for repeat purchases completed within each time interval.

  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations (Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.)

 

Customer analysis

New customers

This provides information for understanding customer growth trends by tracking daily new customer signups. It shows the number of new customers (new customers) for each date and their percentage of total new customers (percentage).

MetricDescription
DateThe date of customer signup.
New customersThe number of newly registered members.
Percentage

The percentage of new customers on each date compared to total new customers during the selected period.

  • Percentage = (New customers per date / Total new customers) x 100

 

customer vs. non-customer purchases

This provides information for understanding customer contribution to store revenue by comparing daily purchase performance between members and non-members. It shows customer orders (customer purchases), customer revenue (customer purchase amount), non-customer orders (non-customer purchases), and non-customer revenue (non-customer purchase amount) for each date.

MetricDescription
DateDates with customer purchases during the selected period.
Customer purchases

The number of orders placed while logged in as a customer.

  • If multiple products are paid in 1 order, purchases = 1.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Refunds, cancellations, and exchanges after payment completion are not reflected.
Non-customer purchases

The number of orders placed as a non-customer.

  • If multiple products are paid in 1 order, purchases = 1.
  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Refunds, cancellations, and exchanges after payment completion are not reflected.
customer purchase amount

The total payment amount from customer purchases.

  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations (Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.)
Non-customer purchase amount

The total payment amount from non-customer purchases.

  • Only includes completed payments.
  • Displayed based on payment date, not order date.
  • For bank transfers, displayed based on deposit completion date.
  • Included in revenue: Actual payment amount (product price + shipping - discounts) + reward points used + store credit used
  • Excluded from revenue: Refunds, exchanges, cancellations (Since refunded, canceled, or exchanged orders are included in revenue based on payment date, revenue does not change even if an order is refunded, canceled, or exchanged after payment.)

 

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