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Sales ​

The Sales tab of the dashboard (dashboard_sales permission) has three sub-tabs: Performance, Transactions and Journey. The Performance sub-tab is described in the Sales Reps page. This page covers Transactions (each sale, one by one) and Journey (what your clients buy next).

Amounts are displayed in your account currency.


Transactions ​

KPIs ​

KPIWhat it measuresClickable
SalesNumber of unique sales over the period (one client = one sale)yes
New Sales RevenueRevenue from first purchases of the period, excluding recurring paymentsyes
Average TicketRevenue ÷ number of salesno

These cards are customised like the other tabs (Customize button).

Sales detail ​

The Sales detail table lists each sale of the period:

ColumnDescription
DateSale date
ProductProduct or service sold
BuyerThe client, clickable to their record
AmountSale amount
Source adOriginating campaign, clickable to that campaign in Ads

The table is sortable by column and exportable as CSV. The first 500 sales are loaded at once; beyond that, more rows load as you scroll.


Journey ​

The Journey sub-tab analyses clients who buy several products.

KPIs ​

KPIWhat it measures
Multi-buyersClients who bought more than once
Average LTVTotal cumulative revenue ÷ number of clients
Multi-product RevenueRevenue from purchases beyond the first one
Period CACAd spend of the period ÷ new sales of the period
Global CACAll ad spend ÷ all clients acquired since the beginning
Delta CACGap between the two; green when the period beats the historical average

Period CAC and Global CAC

Period CAC says what a client costs today, Global CAC what they cost on average since the beginning. A positive Delta CAC (red) means acquisition is more expensive than usual.

Filters ​

Three controls above the table: All products, All campaigns and a Search a client… field. The Reset button appears as soon as a filter is active.

Cross-product journey ​

The Cross-product journey table lists the observed combinations. With a product selected, the title becomes "After {product}, they also bought…".

ColumnDescription
1st Product, 2nd ProductThe pair of purchases
ClientsNumber of clients who followed this journey (green from 5)
RevenueRevenue of the pair
DelayAverage number of days between the two purchases
CampaignsMost frequent originating campaigns

Clicking a row opens the detail of that pair's clients: Client, 1st Date, first purchase amount, 2nd Date, second purchase amount, Campaign, Total.

As soon as you type in the search field, the Client search table replaces the matrix: Client, Product Journey (purchases in order), Purchases and Revenue.

Leverage cross-sell

If many clients of Product A end up buying Product B, that is a strong signal: a bundled offer or a follow-up sequence after the Product A purchase.

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