Read your PriceWrench analytics

Enable reporting if you want it#

1. 01

   Open Analytics

   Choose Analytics in the app navigation, or View Analytics from the Home performance panel.

2. 02

   Choose Enable Analytics when shown

   Shopify asks for reporting access. Review that permission before granting it. If you decline, Analytics remains off and product pricing still works.

3. 03

   Choose a reporting period

   Select Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, or All time. Home's compact PriceWrench Performance panel uses the last 30 days.

4. 04

   Refresh when needed

   Use Refresh for a new report. Recent activity can take a few minutes to appear in Shopify reporting.

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Analytics performance overview

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This test-store report shows the selected period, sales metrics, and Banner Performance. Order-level references are omitted from this crop. The figures illustrate the report and are not promised results.

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Read the sales metrics#

• Revenue influenced is net merchandise revenue associated with PriceWrench pricing, including reported returns. It is not a claim that PriceWrench caused that revenue.
• Orders with PriceWrench counts distinct orders with an original PriceWrench-discounted sale in the selected period.
• Net customer savings is the discount delivered through PriceWrench pricing, less discounts reversed by returns.
• Net discounted units is discounted units sold minus units returned in the selected period.
• Home shows Active discounts in its fourth card; this means enabled, valid product pricing configurations.

Interpret banner performance carefully#

Banner Performance shows eligible Banner views and Discounted-order rate. The rate is PriceWrench orders divided by eligible banner views; it becomes available after 25 views. Each variant needs its own minimum sample.

This is an aggregate ratio. It does not identify which individual banner view led to an order, and it should not be described as a tracked customer conversion funnel.

• Not enough data yet means the minimum view sample has not been reached.
• Enable sales reporting means banner views are available but sales reporting is needed for the rate.
• A banner-reporting outage does not by itself mean the storefront banner or pricing stopped working.

Inspect product and order detail#

1. 01

   Review Product Performance

   Each row represents one variant and pairs current prices with performance for the selected period. Rows are sorted by Revenue influenced.

2. 02

   Avoid adding variant order counts

   One order can include several variants. Adding their order counts can count the same order more than once.

3. 03

   Check Recent PriceWrench Orders

   This section shows up to 25 orders, ordered by their latest reported activity in the period. Read the net units, influenced revenue, and net savings alongside the activity date.

4. 04

   Check tracking and refresh dates

   Use Tracking since and Last refreshed, where shown, to understand the report's coverage and freshness.

Recover from a reporting problem#

An empty report can simply mean no attributed orders exist in that period. Check a relevant date range and allow reporting time before treating an empty panel as a pricing failure.

• If Shopify reporting is busy, wait a minute before refreshing.
• If a report is too large, choose a shorter period.
• If access is denied, check the app's Shopify reporting permissions and try again.
• If Shopify's permission request cannot open, reopen the app from Shopify Admin.
• If discount verification repeatedly fails, contact support with the message and selected reporting period.