Store overview
See total revenue, visitors, clicks, completed orders, conversion rate, average order value, leads, subscriptions, and refunds.
Zemers AnalyticsUnderstand what happens
Understand what happens
inside your store.
Track revenue, visitors, clicks, orders, leads, subscriptions, refunds, conversion rate, and product performance from one analytics dashboard built for your Zemers store.
One dashboard. Store-level data. Product-level clarity.
Use Analytics to understand how your store performs overall and which products are actually driving results.
Conversion funnel
Understand where visitors drop off between store visits, product clicks, checkout starts, orders, and leads.
Product breakdown
Review performance per product, including revenue, orders, visitors, clicks, CVR, CTR, checkout abandonment, AOV, and refund rate.
Your analytics become more than numbers. They help you see what is working, what needs attention, and where your store can improve.
Use analytics for more than checking revenue.
Create a clearer operating system for decisions, campaigns, products, and growth.
Store performance
See how your full store performs over 7, 30, or 90 days with daily or weekly breakdowns.
Product decisions
Understand which products bring revenue, which products get clicks, and which products need a better offer, page, or checkout flow.
Conversion improvement
Use the funnel to see where people stop: before clicking, before checkout, or before completing the order.
Campaign review
Compare performance over time and understand whether promotions, launches, content, or traffic changes are helping your store grow.
FAQ
Questions about Analytics
You can track total revenue, visitors, clicks, completed orders, store conversion rate, average order value, checkouts initiated, free leads, store leads, active subscriptions, and refunds.
Turn store activity
into decisions you can use.
Track revenue, visitors, orders, leads, subscriptions, refunds, conversion flow, and product performance so you can improve your store with clearer data.
Start with your store overview. Use product analytics when you need to understand what is really driving growth.