Both reports count customers with an account. Point-of-sale sales without a customer are not people, so they are not listed.
High-value customers
Open Reports › Trends › High-value customers.
The summary tiles cover every paying customer in the period.
The table lists the 25 who spent the most in delivered orders.
Summary tile
Meaning
Paying customers
Customers with at least one delivered order
Top 25 share of sales
How much of your sales the listed customers make up. The number in the label is the number of customers listed
Average spend per customer
Customer sales divided by paying customers
Column
Meaning
Customer
Name
Phone
Phone number. Shop owner and Shop Manager only
Orders
Delivered orders in the period
Spent
Total of those orders
Avg order
Spent divided by orders
Last order
Date of the latest one
Sales without a customer are left out of the list and the average, but they are in the total used for the share of sales.
Customers slipping away
Open Customers slipping away from the report switcher.
The report looks at the same number of days before the period you chose. It lists customers who had delivered orders in those earlier days and have placed no order since, up to now.
Example: with 30 days selected, you see customers with delivered orders in the 30 days before that, and no order from the start of the selected 30 days onwards.
Summary tile
Meaning
Customers who stopped
All such customers, not only the 25 listed
Their spend last period
What they spent in the earlier period
Column
Meaning
Customer, Phone
Name and phone. Phone for the Shop owner and Shop Manager only
Orders before
Their delivered orders in the earlier period
Spent before
Total of those orders
Last order
Date of their last delivered order in the earlier days
Buying a gift card does not count as ordering again.
What to do with the lists
Download the CSV to work with all rows, up to 5,000.