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# Orders and Revenue

## Overview

The **Orders and Revenue** Dashboard provides a snapshot across all metrics relating to orders and revenue. You will gain a sense of which sales channels are driving your business and key components of your revenue.  

By default, the dashboard is showing ecommerce metrics. If you'd like to see other sources, simply update the filters at the top of the dashboard and refresh the data.

Analysis of this dashboard can answer the following questions:

* How are Order and Revenue metrics trending YoY?
* Are discounts eating up more of your revenue over time?
* Is the distribution of revenue from different order sources (e.g., Shopify vs Amazon) changing over time?

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## Data sources

Some tiles on this dashboard use our **Transactional Sales** explore, while others use our **Order & Order Line Revenue** explore. Both of these explores will combine data across the commerce platforms you can integrate with Daasity, e.g.: Shopify, Amazon Seller Central, BigCommerce, Magento.

## Setup

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