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Best Practices & Use Cases

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    Practices for Report Building

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    Use the rightStandard row3-Panel groupingsBuildEvery report should be constructed using the three main panels: Organize Rows By, Select Table Data, and metricsFilter from the start.

  • Leverage Suggested Templates first: Instead of building a complex setup entirely from scratch, load a pre-built template that matches your department and tweak its filtersBy. 

  • Be Specific with AI Prompts: When using natural language input, state both your metric and time constraint explicitly (e.g., "Show store metrics for last week") to get highly accurate auto-configurations. 

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  • Group Data FirstSequenceAlways use the Organize Rows Hierarchically:By Arrangepanel rowto groupings fromadd the broadestfields categoryyou want to group your data by; these will become your primary first columns.
    Pick Specific MetricsUse the Select Table Data panel to define the exact quantitative metrics you want to evaluate.
    Always Apply FiltersMost reports require you to use Filter By to narrow the data down by a specific date range or condition to ensure relevance.
    Preview Before FinalizingAlways click Generate Report to preview the configuration and data before completing the task.
    Save for AutomationClick Save Report if you intend to reuse the exact layout or schedule it going forward.

     

    Report Use Cases & Configuration Best Practices

    Sales Performance

    Report

    What it tells you

    Organize Rows By

    Select Table Data

    Filter By

    Weekly Sales & Basket Trend

    How sales and average order value are moving day to day

    Sales Date

    Total Sales (After Tax),

    Total Bills,

    Average Order Value

    Sales Date = Last 7 Days

    City-Wise Sales Performance

    Which cities generate the most specificrevenue attributeand number of transactions

    Store City

    Total Sales (After Tax), Total Customers, Total Bills

    Sales Date = This Year

    Category-Wise Sales Contribution

    Which product categories drive sales and volume

    Product Category

    Total Sales (After Tax), Total Units Sold, Unique Items Purchased

    Sales Date = This Year

    Month-over-Month Sales Growth

    Whether sales are trending up or down month to month

    Sales Month

    Total Sales (After Tax), Sales Growth % (vs Previous Month)

    Sales Date = This Year

    Units & Value Per Customer Trend

    How basket size (UPT) and customer value (VPC) are trending

    Sales Month

    Units Per Transaction (UPT), Value Per Customer (VPC), Average Order Value

    Sales Date = This Year

    First-Time vs Repeat Visit Trend

    What share of footfall is new vs returning, by month

    Sales Month

    First-Time Visits, Repeat Visits, Total Visits

    Sales Date = This Year

    Store-Wise Returns Report

    Which stores have unusually high return volumes

    Store Name, Receipt Number

    Item Price, Quantity

    Quantity < 0; Sales Date = This Year


    Customer Insights

    Report

    What it tells you

    Organize Rows By

    Select Table Data

    Filter By

    New vs Repeat Customers by Store (Monthly)

    Acquisition vs retention performance, store by store

    Store Name, Sales Month

    New Customers (Monthly), Repeat Customers (Monthly), Repeat Customer % (Monthly)

    Sales Date = This Year

    Top Spenders Leaderboard

    Your highest-value customers, for VIP treatment

    Customer Name, Mobile Number

    Total Sales (After Tax), Total Visits, Average Order Value

    Sales Date = This Year; sort by Total Sales, descending

    Dormant Customer Win-Back List

    Customers who haven't shopped in a while — good for a win-back campaign

    Customer Name, Mobile Number, Home Store, Last Purchase Date

    Total Visits, Total Sales (After Tax)

    Last Purchase Date before [your cutoff, e.g. 6 months ago]

    Customer Recency by Tier

    How recently each loyalty tier's customers have shopped

    Loyalty Tier, Customer Name, Mobile Number

    Days Since Last Visit, Total Visits

    Sales Date = This Year

    Customer Base by Location

    Where your customers are concentrated geographically

    Customer City, Customer State

    Total Customers

    Sales Date = This Year

     

    Loyalty Program

    Report

    What it tells you

    Organize Rows By

    Select Table Data

    Filter By

    Tier-Wise Loyalty Balance & Enrolment

    Points balance and new enrolments, by tier

    Loyalty Tier

    Loyalty Points Balance, New Enrolments

    Enrolment Date = This Year

    Loyalty Redemption Rate by Store (Monthly)

    How actively each store's customers earn vs redeem points

    Store Name, Transaction Month

    Points Issued, Points Redeemed, Points Value Issued, Points Value Redeemed

    Transaction Date = This Year

    Tier Upgrade Report

    Which customers moved up a tier, and when

    Loyalty Tier, Customer Name, Mobile Number, Tier Upgrade Date

    (none needed)

    Tier Upgrade Date = This Year

    Points Activity by Type

    Points issued, redeemed, and reversed, broken down by type

    Transaction Type

    Points Issued, Points Redeemed, Points Reversed (Issued), Points Reversed (Redeemed)

    Transaction Date = This Month


    Campaigns & Communication

    Report

    What it tells you

    Organize Rows By

    Select Table Data

    Filter By

    Campaign ROI by Channel

    Which channels (SMS/Email/WhatsApp) deliver the best return

    Channel

    Campaign Spend, Attributed Sales, ROAS, Attributed Customers

    Campaign Date = This Month

    Top Campaigns by Attributed Sales

    Which campaigns drove the most revenue

    Campaign Name

    Attributed Sales, Attributed Customers

    Campaign Date = This Year; sort by Attributed Sales, descending

    Store-Wise Campaign Attribution

    Which stores benefit most from your campaigns

    Attributed Store, Campaign Name

    Attributed Sales, Attributed Customers

    Campaign Date = This Year

    Click-Through Performance by Campaign

    Engagement (sent/delivered/read/clicked) across campaigns

    Campaign Name, Channel

    Sent, Delivered, Read, Clicked

    Campaign Date = This Year

     

    Advanced (if Customer Segmentation is enabled on your account)

    Report

    What it tells you

    Organize Rows By

    Select Table Data

    Filter By

    Segment-Wise Customer List

    Your customers grouped by RFM segment (e.g. Champions, Loyal, At Risk)

    Customer Segment, Customer ID, Customer Name, Mobile Number

    Loyalty Points Balance

    (none needed)

    At-Risk High-Value Customers

    High-value customers your segmentation model flags as at risk of churning

    Customer ID, Customer Name, Mobile Number

    Total Sales (After Tax), TierTotal Name followed by Membership Status) for clean, nested table visualizations.Visits

    Customer Segment = [your "at risk" segment label]; Sales Date = This Year