Timelines
The Timelines tab shows five charts of your shop’s activity over the past 30 days, one bar or area per day. It’s a quick read on cycles and unusual depletions — not a per-event log.
On this page
Section titled “On this page”- Order Timelines
- Inventory Timelines
- What to look for
- See also
Order Timelines
Section titled “Order Timelines”Three charts, grouped at the top of the tab:
- Orders per Day — bar chart of the number of orders placed each day.
- Sales Value per Day — area chart of total sales revenue each day, in your shop currency.
- Variants Sold per Day — bar chart of how many distinct variants sold each day.
Inventory Timelines
Section titled “Inventory Timelines”Two charts at the bottom of the tab:
- Inventory Change per Day — bar chart of net inventory movement each day. Green bars are net additions (stock in); purple bars are net depletions (stock out).
- Inventory Value per Day — area chart of total inventory value (at cost) at the end of each day.
What to look for
Section titled “What to look for”Use these charts for pattern-spotting at a glance:
- A weekly rhythm in the orders chart — strong Mondays, quiet Sundays — confirms what your customers actually do.
- A purple spike in the inventory change chart that doesn’t line up with high sales suggests a write-off, a stock take adjustment, or a transfer worth checking.
- A gentle slope in inventory value while orders stay flat hints at slow-moving stock building up.
See also
Section titled “See also”- Overview → Seasonal Analysis — the longer-cycle view (weekday, month, year-over-year).
- Reports → Overview — schedule a report when you need history beyond 30 days.