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Analytics

Analytics is your store's command center: how much you're making, how many orders come in, where visitors come from, and which products sell best. Everything compares the current period against the previous one, so you see whether things are trending up or down at a glance.

Where to find it

Sidebar → GROWTH → Analytics.

The Analytics dashboard with revenue, orders, and traffic cards and charts comparing the current period to the previous one
Analytics: revenue, orders, traffic, and best sellers, with period-over-period trends.

What you get

Headline numbers for revenue and orders, where your visitors come from, and your top products — each shown against the previous 30 days so a rise or dip is obvious. It's the fastest read on the health of the business.

What happens — and what doesn't

  • Figures reflect captured payments, not test-mode orders.
  • Comparisons are period-over-period, so a number alone is context — up or down against last period is the signal.
  • Deeper views live in the sibling pages: Live Visitors, Content Impact, Funnels, and Experiments.
  • All money is shown in your store currency.
What time period does Analytics compare against?

The current period is compared to the previous one (the prior 30 days), so every number shows whether it's trending up or down.

Do test orders show up in Analytics?

No. Analytics reflects captured, real payments — test-mode orders don't count toward revenue.

Every field on this screen

Every control on the analytics screens. Read straight from the live app, so it matches what you see.

FieldTypeWhat it acceptsWhat it does
Alert me on traffic dropsOn/off
Compare periodsOn/off
End DateOn/off
Select a product to view its funnelDropdown
Start DateDate
TrafficSlider

6 fields, read from the live app. Which ones you see depends on the product type and your plan.

What this screen looks like in every state

StateWhen you'll see itWhat you see, and what to do
LoadingThe screen is fetching your dataA skeleton in the shape of the finished page. It should be brief — if it persists, the load has failed rather than stalled.
ErrorThe data couldn't be loadedA message with a retry. Retry first: most of these are a dropped request, not a broken store. If it repeats, the outage is upstream and reloading won't help.
No accessYour role doesn't include this screenA permission notice instead of the page. An owner or admin can grant access under Settings → Team.