Colorful digits indicate above-average (green) and below-average (red) sales channels.
The cost of gaining orders from auction sites is filled in automatically. In order to configure this cost from other sources, go to REPORTS & FINANCES \ Conversion and cost-effectiveness analysis \ Defining costs of entries (link at the top of the page)
The cost or purchasing products is set while creating a delivery document.
In ADMINISTRATION \ Configuration of stocks and stock management it is possible to configure whether the purchase price is to be the value required for accepting delivery.
The shipping cost covered by the shop is set individually for each available delivery method. It can be configured inADMINISTRATION \ Delivery configuration \ Delivery profiles. Go to the selected profile and then to configuration of the given courier, fill inDelivery cost borne by the store
Similarly to delivery costs, payment configuration can be set in‚ADMINISTRATION \ Payment configuration \ Payment profiles. Going to the selected profile, enter the edit payment methods and fill in the field Amount of cost that is borne by the shop
The insurance cost applies to orders in the shops with Trusted Shops Buyer Protection
As long as the selected order is not handled, the data shown in the cost-effectiveness table of the order is based on the estimated calculation. Exact amounts are placed once the order is handled.
Remember that sold goods can not only come from deliveries, but also PX documents where the purchase price is not stated. In the case of sale of goods originating from PX, the profit margin will be equal to the selling price and the purchase price will be zero. This is a correct operation and results from the adopted FIFO stock valuation method.
Conversion and cost-effectiveness analysis displays aggregated data without the ability to apply changes once the order has been placed. Due to the fact that these are most often changes resulting in accounting, we can not treat the data contained there as grounds for accounting and financial settlements.
We use the 'last click' attribution model based on the assumption that the customer purchase decision is made during the last visit (except for the override of the input source described below), and the previous visit to the store is not that important. The last click model is similar to the basic Google Analytics implementation concept. It is most effective with spontaneous purchase decisions of customers when the prior knowledge of the store is secondary.
However, the last click model has been improved by a number of exceptions resulting from the analysis of consumer behavior. It might be said that the last click model in IdoSell works smarter. For example, the transition from organic Google results, if previously there was saved a transition from another channel, we treat it as entering an address. It is often the case that customers enter addresses with errors or incomplete addresses in the address bar, which results in the opening of organic results from which they proceed to resuming purchases. If the first visit is from organic Google results, this will be considered as a source of order. A complete list of rules can be found below:
In terms of SERP, there are included openings from the following sources: