A POS (Point of Sale) dashboard is a user interface that displays real-time sales and transaction data in a graphical format. It provides a quick and easy way for business owners and managers to monitor key metrics and track the performance of their business.
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To view the POS Dashboard, navigate the left panel go to POS and select Dashboard.
We can filter our MPOS Dashboard by Selecting Location, Start and End Date for the Coverage.
The MPOS Dashboard section is divided into three: The Sales Summary, Items Summary, and Top Items by Categories.
The Sales Summary gives you an overview of Transactions, Cost, Gross Sales, Net Sales, Gross Profit, Net Profit, Average Sale per Transaction and Gross Margin for the day, week, or month.
The Items Summary gives you the:
Item Names - Name of the items/product available in the POS Catalog or Online Store.
Total Sold - refers to the number of products that have been sold within a specific time
period. It is a key performance indicator (KPI) that businesses use to measure their sales performance and to identify trends in customer behavior.
Average Selling Price - refers to the average price at which a product is sold over a given period of time. For example, if the average selling price of a particular product increases over time, it may indicate that customers are willing to pay more for that item. This information can be used to optimize pricing strategies and product offerings to better meet customer demand.
Average Cost - Item average cost refers to the average cost incurred by a business to produce or acquire a product over a given period of time. The average cost can also be used to identify areas for cost optimization. By analyzing the cost of each component of a product, businesses can identify areas where costs can be reduced without compromising quality.
Gross Sales - refer to the total revenue generated by the sales of a specific product over a given period of time, before any deductions or expenses are taken into account.
Net Sales - refer to the revenue generated by the sales of a specific product over a given period of time, after any deductions or expenses related to the sale are taken into account.
Gross Profit - refers to the profit generated by the sales of a specific product over a given period of time, after deducting the cost of goods sold (COGS) from the gross sales.
Volume by Category, Sales by Category and Total Transaction by date Graphic Report.
Total Items by Categories Graph Report
Overall, a POS dashboard is a crucial tool for businesses looking to optimize their sales and operations. It can help businesses make data-driven decisions, improve customer experiences, and drive growth.
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To view the POS Dashboard, Tap POS from Homepage Click More and select Dashboard.
We can filter our MPOS Dashboard by Selecting Location, Start and End Date for the Coverage.
The MPOS Dashboard section is divided into three: The Sales Summary, Items Summary, and Top Items by Categories.
The Sales Summary gives you an overview of Transactions, Cost, Gross Sales, Net Sales, Gross Profit, Net Profit, Average Sale per Transaction and Gross Margin.
The Items Summary gives you the:
Item Names - Name of the items/product available in the POS Catalog or Online Store.
Total Sold - refers to the number of products that have been sold within a specific time
period. It is a key performance indicator (KPI) that businesses use to measure their sales performance and to identify trends in customer behavior.
Average Selling Price - refers to the average price at which a product is sold over a given period of time. For example, if the average selling price of a particular product increases over time, it may indicate that customers are willing to pay more for that item. This information can be used to optimize pricing strategies and product offerings to better meet customer demand.
Average Cost - Item average cost refers to the average cost incurred by a business to produce or acquire a product over a given period of time. The average cost can also be used to identify areas for cost optimization. By analyzing the cost of each component of a product, businesses can identify areas where costs can be reduced without compromising quality.
Gross Sales - refer to the total revenue generated by the sales of a specific product over a given period of time, before any deductions or expenses are taken into account.
Net Sales - refer to the revenue generated by the sales of a specific product over a given period of time, after any deductions or expenses related to the sale are taken into account.
Gross Profit - refers to the profit generated by the sales of a specific product over a given period of time, after deducting the cost of goods sold (COGS) from the gross sales.
Volume by Category, Sales by Category and Total Transaction by date Graphic Report.
Total Items by Categories Graph Report
POS dashboards can help businesses make informed decisions by providing actionable insights into sales performance and customer behavior. For example, if a business owner notices that a particular product is consistently selling well, they may choose to increase inventory levels or adjust pricing to capitalize on the trend.