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Seller analytics
Retail sales analytics live at the private Seller Portal path /analytics. You can see revenue, orders, units, views, cart, favourites, AOV, return rate, cancellations, funnels and product tables. This public URL only names the reports. It does not print another shop’s data.
Seller analytics is the signed-in retail report set in the Seller Portal. Metrics: Revenue, Orders, Units sold, Product views, Add to cart, Add to favourite, AOV, store return rate, cancellation rate. Charts: sales, views, add-to-cart, wishlist, price history, conversion funnel (view → cart → purchase). Tables: top products, most viewed, most added to cart. Insight cards: return-heavy products, COD risk, revenue concentration. Periods: today, daily (30 days), weekly, monthly, yearly, plus a custom range. Partner App also has Analytics in its menu.
Also called: Ecommerce analytics for sellers · Retail sales analytics · Seller reports
Sellers who want to see what is moving and what is coming back, without exporting a mess of CSVs on day one.
If you have seen other “AI dashboards”, ignore the adjectives. These are the actual blocks: sales report, views, add-to-cart, wishlist, price history, conversion funnel, top products (sold, revenue, return estimate, profit estimate), plus the three insight cards for returns, COD risk and concentration.
The point of Indi Andaz is one business. Analytics is there so you can see the connected shop — not a website company and a POS company arguing over whose sale it was.
No. This page is an explainer. Live figures require a logged-in seller session on /analytics.
Public pages do not invent seller counts or ratings. Your analytics are yours after login.
