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Analytics overview

Track add-to-cart events, orders, and revenue attributed to your badges, filtered by badge and date range.

The Analytics page shows how your badges affect shopper behaviour — how often products carrying a badge were added to cart, how many orders included them, and how much revenue they brought in.

Analytics requires the DIAMOND plan, listed there as Analytics & Reporting. See Pricing plans.

Open the Analytics page

In your Shopify admin, open the Sami Product Labels app, then click Analytics in the app sidebar. Key figures also appear at the top of the app Dashboard.

What you can track

Three metrics, each shown both as a summary card and as its own chart:

Metric
What it counts

Total Add to Cart

Times a customer added a product to their cart while it was displaying a badge.

Total Orders

Completed orders that included products with an active badge.

Total Revenue

Revenue from those orders, in your store's currency.

Filter the data

Two controls sit directly above the summary cards.

Badge filter

The first control scopes the page to one badge instead of your whole catalogue. It reads All badges & labels by default, which is what you want for a store-wide view.

Date range

The second control is the date range, set to Today by default. Click it to pick a preset:

Preset
Period

Today

The current day so far.

Yesterday

The previous full day.

Last 7 days

The past week.

Last 30 days

The past month.

Last month

The previous calendar month.

Last 90 days

The past quarter.

Last 365 days

The past year.

For anything else, use the calendar beside the presets to set a start and end date, then click Apply. Cancel closes the picker without changing the range.

Reading the charts

Each metric gets its own line chart below the summary cards, with the period total repeated in the card heading.

Every chart plots two lines: a solid line for the period you selected, and a dotted line for the equivalent period before it. The legend below the chart labels both. That comparison is what tells you whether a badge is gaining or losing traction — a solid line consistently above the dotted one means this period is outperforming the last.

The x-axis follows the range you picked: hours of the day for Today or Yesterday, and dates for the longer presets.

Data collection starts when you activate your first badge. A brand-new store shows zeros across the board until badges go live and shoppers interact with them.

Next steps

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