Analytics reports

All eight analytics reports, what each contains, and the plan feature it needs.

Report	What it contains	Plan feature	Export
Sign-ups	Every sign-up — customer, product, channel, date, status (Waiting, notified…) and revenue. The raw record everything else is built from.	—	CSV
Products	Demand by product, or by variant when you group it that way. Opens product detail pages.	Product Analytics	CSV
Notifications	The send log: which alerts went out, on which channel, and when.	Usage Analytics	CSV
Customers	Per-customer sign-ups, alerts and orders. Opens Customer details.	Customer Analytics	Excel
Successful orders	Orders linked to a restock alert, marked Direct or Assist.	Conversion Tracking	CSV
Best converting	Which products sell best once an alert goes out.	Conversion Tracking	CSV
Most wanted	Variant-level demand, ranked. Your restock list.	Product Analytics	CSV
Recovery overview	Alerts sent, conversions, revenue that came back, and results by channel.	Recovery Analytics	—

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Things that apply to all of them

Feature	Detail
Date range	Every report uses the range at the top of the page — the current month by default. The figures compare with the previous period of the same length.
Search and filters	Sign-ups searches product, SKU, contact or custom-field answer, with Status and Channel filters. Notifications also has a channel filter.
Detail pages	Product and customer rows open a page with the full history for that one thing.
Export	Export emails the report as a file. Needs CSV Export, and each export email uses one notification from your allowance.
Add sign-up	Add a sign-up by hand from the top of the page.

A report your plan doesn’t include still appears as a tab, with a lock and Unlock in its name, so you can see what it would show. Data is collected regardless of plan — unlocking a report later shows the history, it doesn’t start from zero.

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How to actually use these.