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In Customer Business Dashboard...

you can follow your most important KPIs spread out into three main tabs:

  • Users overview: this includes an overview of your users such as the number of users and the number of users who consent.

  • Purchase activity: this includes for example the average order value, total revenue, items per purchase

  • RFM to see how your base is spread out, based on RFM segmentation

Users overview

It is important to first define two concepts present in the users’ overview tab:

  • user: a person, contact, customer,… registered in the database whether they have already made a purchase or not

  • consent: is the permission received from the user to send them marketing communications. If the channel is not mentioned, this means that we have consent for at least one of the available communication channels. Only consent associated with valid data is taken into account (for instance email consent is considered OK only if there is a valid email address in the database for the user).

Purchase activity

In this tab, you will be able to filter your data on:

  • users recency (new in the last 30 days or 12 months)

  • users consent (optin or opt out)

  • store type (store or web)

  • store name (if you want to filter on a specific store)

We have defined below some important concepts that are not specified in the tooltips:

  • Discount is the amount of the raw price not paid by the customer.

  • Purchase is an order/receipt with a total amount paid by the customer > 0 (meaning that a refund is not considered as a purchase).

  • Revenue is the total amount paid by customers. When we compute Revenue we don’t filter refunds (that should be order lines with amount and quantity < 0) meaning that if a customer has an order for 100$ and then have a 40$ refund it will count as 60$ in the total revenue.

RFM

The RFM Matrix will allow you to see the spread out of your users' activity on the segments you have defined.

Transition matrix

The transition matrix will allow you to see if your clients are staying in their segment.

The darker the color, the more concentrated a segment is. We can see that most of the segments have stayed in the same segments in this table.