Sales overview and item sales
Merchant includes an overview and an item-sales report. The item-sales CSV contains item name, category, quantity sold, order count, gross amount and currency for the rows selected in that view.
Start with a specific operating question: what sold, where orders came from, or how payments were recorded. MenuSnap separates these views so you can review the relevant figures without treating every total as the same measure.
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Merchant includes an overview and an item-sales report. The item-sales CSV contains item name, category, quantity sold, order count, gross amount and currency for the rows selected in that view.
Order-channel reporting separates order types and statuses. Payment reporting includes payment-provider, payment-status and refund-status views, so a submitted order is not confused with a successful payment.
The Reports area also includes detailed operations and shift/cash views. Access and available data depend on your permissions, plan and how the restaurant records its operations.
Open the relevant restaurant with an account that has reporting access. Check the store timezone and the date or business-day basis used by the selected report.
Use the overview for a starting point, item sales for dishes, order-channel reporting for order types and statuses, or payment reporting for payments and refunds.
Check filters, currency and included statuses. Sales, money received, refunds and cash counted in a shift answer different questions and should not be assumed to match.
The item-sales view can export the currently filtered item rows as CSV. Use the matching records and period when following up a difference with your team or adviser.
It exports the currently filtered item rows with item name, category, quantity sold, order count, gross amount and currency. Its scope follows that view; it is not a full customer or accounting export.
They may use different dates, statuses or measures. Check unpaid orders, refunds, the selected period and the latest server-confirmed payment states before comparing sales with received payments.
An authorised account can work with its accessible restaurants. Review the same report and comparable periods for each location; confirm any consolidated reporting requirement before choosing your setup.
No. Your accounting and country-specific fiscal requirements need their own review. Available operating reports do not establish certification or regulatory approval.
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