Many clients work with investors and need to share information from the platform, but the dashboards that you create to make day-to-day business decisions may not be what an investor is looking for. Below describes some best practices for how to create a dashboard that is comprehensive but simple, ideal for sharing with active and potential investors.
Here is what you need to create reports for your investor dashboard:
Scalar Reports
All-time revenue
Distinct buyers
All-time number of orders
AOV
Items sold
Visual Reports
Revenue by quarter
Metric – Revenue
Revenue from 1st time orders vs repeat orders
Metric – First-time order revenue
Filter – User’s order number is equal to 1
Metric 2 – Repeat order revenue
Filter – User’s order number is greater than 1
Uncheck the box for Multiple Y-Axes
Change to a Stacked Column chart
AOV by quarter
Metric 1 – Revenue
Hide this metric
Metric 2 – Number of orders
Hide this metric
Formula – AOV
A/B
All-time revenue by source
Metric – Revenue
Group by customer’s utm_source
Revenue from top 10 products
Metric – Product revenue
Hide the chart
Group by Product’s name. Select all products.
Set the time range to All-Time
Set the time interval to None
In “Show top/bottom”, show only the top 10 sorted by Product profit
Cumulative distinct buyers by quarter
Metric – Distinct buyers
Perspective – Cumulative
Site visits - New vs. repeat by month
Sessions
With a Google Analytics integration, you can include reports on: