Shopify Revenue & Orders Overview
Track your Shopify revenue and order volume across yesterday, last 7, 14 and 30 days. Spot trends and flag anomalies in daily order volume.
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Frequently asked questions
What data does this audit pull from Shopify?
Net revenue and order count for yesterday, the last 7, 14 and 30 days. Net means gross revenue minus refunds, so the numbers match what actually hits your bank account.
Does this include subscription or recurring revenue?
Yes, if your recurring orders are created as Shopify orders (most subscription apps do this). If your subscription system runs outside Shopify, those orders will not appear here.
How do I tell if yesterday was a good day?
Compare yesterday's revenue and order count against the trailing 7-day average shown in the output. Also check whether the variation is typical for your weekday pattern (weekends differ from weekdays for most stores).
Why does the revenue number differ from my Shopify dashboard?
Usually one of three reasons: different date range, different timezone, or one view showing gross while the other shows net. Match those three and the numbers reconcile.
Can I set a revenue target for the day or week?
Yes. Set your Revenue target on the Strategy Bar at the top of your project. ClickBoss will then compare actual revenue against your target automatically in the morning briefing.