ReportingBee

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WooCommerce store figures in the client report

WooCommerce is a key-based entry in ReportingBee; report metrics are entered manually today — revenue, orders and items from the store's analytics placed beside the channels that drove them.

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What you can report on

Revenue
Store revenue for the period from WooCommerce analytics — the commerce headline every marketing report should land on.
Orders
Order count for the period — separates 'more orders' from 'bigger baskets' when explaining revenue movement.
Average order value
Revenue divided by orders — whether promotions and merchandising are raising basket size.

Key-based entry, manual metrics

WooCommerce connects by storing the store URL and consumer credentials on the client's connection. Live report widgets aren't built yet — pull the period's totals from WooCommerce analytics and enter them into the report's manual metric widgets. (If the client runs Shopify instead, that connection pulls live.)

A ReportingBee ecommerce report section with store orders and revenue widgets
ReportingBee ecommerce report. Sample client data.

Commerce beside the channels that drove it

A revenue total on its own invites 'from where?'. Keeping WooCommerce figures in the same report as GA4 sessions, ad spend and email revenue lets the narrative run spend → traffic → sales in one document.

The ReportingBee report template library with ready-made report layouts
ReportingBee template library. Sample client data.

Two minutes monthly

Once the report template exists, monthly upkeep is copying this month's store totals into the existing widgets — layout, styling and commentary slots carry over.

How it works

  1. 01

    Open WooCommerce analytics

    Pull the client's revenue, orders and items sold for the period.

  2. 02

    Enter into manual widgets

    Type the figures into the report's manual metric widgets in the ecommerce section.

  3. 03

    Tie to the channels

    Use commentary to link revenue movement to the month's traffic and campaign numbers.

Simple, capped pricing

£9.99/month starter

First client included, then £3.99/month per extra client, capped at ten slots (£45.90/month).

£49/month agency

Flat monthly price with unlimited clients.

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Frequently asked questions

Does WooCommerce data pull live?

Not today — the connection stores the store credentials but live widgets aren't built yet. Shopify does pull live revenue and orders.

Can I report per-product sales?

Enter product rows into a manual table widget if the report needs that detail — the layout supports it.

How much does ReportingBee cost?

Starter is £9.99/month for your first client and £3.99/month for each extra client, capped at ten client slots (£45.90/month). The Agency plan is £49/month flat with unlimited clients.

Keep exploring

Ecommerce Reporting

Present Shopify orders, revenue and average order value alongside GA4 and ad-platform metrics. Keep each source labelled so the client can distinguish store activity from attributed results.

Ecommerce Reporting Dashboard

Shopify orders and revenue beside traffic and ad spend — one dashboard, consistent currency and period, so the funnel reads as one story.

Shopify Integration

Add the client's Shopify store domain and an Admin API access token, then pull live revenue, orders and product breakdowns into the same report as their traffic and ad data.

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