Decisions by Gut, Not Numbers
Which products to reorder, when to schedule staff, what to put on sale — most shops guess. Guessing works until a competitor stops guessing.
Revenue, profit, best sellers, peak hours, staff performance — six ready reports built from your real sales. Every number compares itself to the previous period, and the Insights tab tells you in plain words what to do about it.


The drawer had money in it, so the day felt good. But feelings do not tell you which product quietly loses money or which hours you are overstaffed.
Which products to reorder, when to schedule staff, what to put on sale — most shops guess. Guessing works until a competitor stops guessing.
Sales look great, yet there is nothing left at the end of the month. Without cost tracking per product, you cannot see which items earn and which just move.
Which product actually carries the shop? Which hours are dead? What sells on weekends? The data exists in your sales — but not in a form you can read.
Who sells the most? Who processes the most orders? Fair scheduling and fair rewards both need numbers you do not have.
Reports build themselves from your sales — open the Reports page and they are simply there.
Revenue, gross profit, orders, average order value, items sold, discounts, tax, and new customers — each with its change versus the previous period.
Revenue versus cost, margins by product and category, costs by supplier, and your most and least profitable products.
New customers over time, repeat rate, lifetime value, and spending-based segments.
Return rate, return reasons, the most-returned products, and the money value of returns.
Revenue per team member, orders processed per person, and performance trends over time.
Health scores per area, issues that need attention now, opportunities, recent wins — each with concrete recommended actions.
Every chart exists to answer a question a shop owner actually asks.
Sales over time with peak and lowest points marked. See instantly whether the month is ahead or behind the last one.
Hourly breakdown in day view, daily in week and month views. Schedule staff for the rush, not the lull.
Each branch's share of revenue side by side. Click a slice to jump straight into that store's orders.
Storefront, portal, Instagram, WhatsApp, phone orders — see which channels actually bring revenue before you spend another marketing pound.
How customers actually pay — cash, online, receipt transfers, store credit — so drawer counts and settlement reports stop being surprises.
Best sellers by quantity and by revenue. Reorder winners before they run out; rethink the shelf space losers occupy.
Unique, new, and returning visitors to your online store — see whether your store is getting discovered and who comes back.
Export the sales data behind the Overview tab to CSV — for your accountant, your spreadsheet, or your own deeper analysis.
The Insights tab analyzes your sales, products, customers, and returns — then talks to you like a sharp business partner, not a dashboard.
One overall business health score, plus per-area scores for revenue, products, customers, profit, stores, and returns — know at a glance where it hurts.
Critical issues surfaced automatically — a high discount rate, a product bleeding margin, a spike in returns — before they show up in your bank balance.
Emerging risks and openings: peak-hour opportunities, best-seller momentum worth doubling down on, and trends drifting the wrong way.
Every insight comes with concrete recommendations, the expected impact, and a priority — so the next step is decided, not debated.
There is nothing to configure and nothing to import. Your reports are a by-product of selling.
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Every POS sale, storefront order, return, and payment feeds the reports automatically. Set cost prices on your products so profit math is real.
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Open Reports, choose day, week, month, or a custom range. Every metric shows its change versus the previous period — up, down, and by how much.
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Read the Insights tab like a briefing: what needs attention, what to double down on, and what to fix — each with a recommended action.
Common questions about reports and analytics in Cashvio.
No. Reports build themselves from your sales, orders, customers, and returns. The one thing worth doing: set cost prices on your product variants so profit reports are accurate.
Profit uses the cost price you set on each product variant: selling price minus cost. Keep cost prices up to date — especially when supplier prices change — and your margins stay honest.
Yes, automatically. Every metric shows its change versus the previous period — pick month view and each number compares against the month before.
Yes. The Sales by Store chart splits revenue per branch, and clicking a branch opens its orders. Store comparisons run through the reports.
Yes. The Staff tab shows revenue per team member, orders processed per person, and how each person's performance trends over time.
It converts your numbers into plain-language guidance: health scores per area, critical issues, warnings, opportunities, and recent wins — each with recommended actions, expected impact, and priority.
Yes. The Overview tab exports its sales data to CSV so you can work with it in any spreadsheet or hand it to your accountant.
Yes. Refunded amounts are reflected in the relevant metrics, and the Returns tab breaks down return rate, reasons, most-returned products, and the total value of returns.
Also free on Cashvio
Start with a free POS and a free online store — no credit card required.
Create a free account, make a few sales, and open Reports — your first real numbers are minutes away.
Reporting is built into every plan