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See which products and categories bring in your sales in a period.
These two reports rank what you sell. Both count delivered orders only, and both use item price × quantity, not order totals.
Open Reports › Trends › Top products.
| Summary tile | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Products sold | Number of different products with a sale |
| Units sold | Units in delivered orders |
| Product sales | Item price × quantity, added up |
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Product | Product name. A variant is its own row |
| Units | Units sold |
| Orders | Orders containing the product |
| Customers | Different customers with an account who bought it |
| Sales | Item price × quantity |
| Share of sales | This product's part of Product sales |
The note on the page reads: "Completed orders only. Item price × quantity, without add-ons, delivery fees or discounts. An exchange adds only what was paid on top of the returned items."
Open Categories from the report switcher. A pie chart shows the ten biggest categories by sales.
| Summary tile | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Categories with sales | Categories with at least one sale |
| Sales | Item price × quantity, added up |
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Category | The product's main category, or "Uncategorised". A variant counts under its product's category |
| Products | Different products sold in the category |
| Units, Orders | Units sold and orders containing them |
| Sales, Share | Sales and the category's part of the total |
Two categories with the same name stay two rows.