Wix Stores: About Your Wix Analytics Reports
Wix Analytics creates reports for just about everything you want to know about your online store. Keep track of product inventory and plan ahead as well as see what your highest selling products are.
With multiple types of abandoned cart reports, you can also see which products customers are adding to their cart but not ultimately purchasing.
Wix Stores reports can help you make strategic decisions about what products to invest time and marketing in. You can also easily export any report and share it with a wider team.

How to access your Stores reports:
Go to All Reports in your site's dashboard and view the reports in the Stores section. You can also check out the Store Overview to get a deeper understanding of your store's sales trends.
Types of Wix Stores reports
Learn about the various reports available to help you understand your store's performance. These reports cover everything from sales and product performance to inventory management and customer behavior.
Click a report type below to learn more about it.
Store Sales Summary
Use this report to see your store sales' figures, which is especially helpful for bookkeeping. In this report you can see all order details, including the order number, order subtotal, shipping, and more.
Sales by Product Variant
Use this report to see which of your product variants are selling the most. Product variants include any unique combination of product options (e.g. size and color). You can filter this report by 'all' products or by a specific variant.
Inventory Snapshot
Use this report to see a quick overview of the current stock of your products as well as each product's total value.
Store Conversion Funnel
Use this report to analyze visitor behavior on your site, from viewing a product, all the way to completing a purchase.
Use this report to:
See how many of your site visits turn into a purchase.
Find out where visitors drop off from the purchasing process.
Store Conversion Funnel over Time
Use this report to spot trends in your store's conversion funnel. The combo chart displays a conversion measure, such as product views or added to cart, and a rate, such as checkout completion.
Use this report to:
See how each step of the funnel converts over time.
Find out how changes you make affect your store conversion rates.
Conversion by Product
Use this report to see how each of your products converts, so you can track its performance.
Use this report to:
Find out which products convert better than others.
Identify the products that could perform better, so you can optimize them accordingly.
Most Abandoned Products
Use this report to see the products that your visitors placed in a cart, but didn’t end up buying.
Use this report to:
See which products are abandoned the most.
Try to understand what causes product abandonment, and optimize your products accordingly.
Abandoned Carts Funnel
Use this report to see how many of your visitors' carts were abandoned, and how many were eventually recovered (visitors returned to complete their purchase).
Use this report to:
Find the total value of abandoned carts.
Learn how many abandoned carts were recovered.
Optimize your cart abandonment funnel.
Abandoned Carts Funnel over Time
Use this report to find out how many carts were abandoned and recovered over time.
Use this report to:
Track changes in your store’s cart abandonment and recovery rates.
Find out how changes you make affect these rates.
Abandoned Carts Summary
Use this report to study your abandoned and recovered carts in detail. You can filter the report by parameters, such as customer type, shipping and billing data, product gross value, and more. The report can also be downloaded for further analysis.
Use this report to:
Understand which customers are abandoning carts the most.
See how various parameters affect cart abandonment.
Sales by Shipping Method
Use this report to find out which shipping methods your customers prefer. Use this information to invest more in the method that works best for your business and customers. You can use the 'Compare to' filter to see how preferred shipping methods change over time.
Inventory Planning
Use this report to manage stock availability. This report can help you see when your items are predicted to run out so you can plan your future inventory accordingly.
Low Inventory
Use this report to spot the items that are expected to run out of stock in the next 14 days. You can also click the filter under Select a time period to change the report to another time preset other than 14 days.
Slow-moving Inventory
Use this report to find out which items are taking a long time to sell. The report shows the turnover rate of an item (items sold in a chosen time period divided by the current inventory). The higher the turnover rate, the faster items are being sold.
Inventory over Time
Use this report to track changes in inventory over a certain time period, as well as how the total value of your inventory changes. Click the Select a measure drop-down to choose total value or inventory for the report.
Sales by Product Category
Use this report to see a breakdown of your store's sales based on different categories of products. A category is a group of products, like Cameras, Kids clothing or New arrivals. Products can appear in more than one category.
For example, you can filter sales by your 'New arrivals' category to see how the most recent products you've launched are selling online.
Want to customize your report?
You can customize the data you're viewing and the way it's displayed. You can also save the views you want to return to later. Learn more about customizing your report.
FAQs
Click a question below to learn more about your Wix Stores reports.
What is the difference between my sales and stores reports?
Sales reports refer to all purchases made throughout your site. This includes all bookings, services, coaching, consultations and more. Wix Stores reports focus on purchases and transactions made through your online store.
When is an abandoned cart considered 'recoverable' in the Abandoned Carts reports?
An abandoned cart is considered recoverable when the visitor is logged in and their email address is known. You can set up an automated email that is triggered when a cart is abandoned, encouraging visitors to return and complete the purchase.
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