Store Revenue & Sales Analytics
See the actual sales your connected stores and affiliate accounts are generating, all in one place.
Store revenue is a dedicated area in your DMpro sidebar that pulls together the sales your connected stores and affiliate accounts have generated, instead of making you check each one separately.
Where Integrations is where you connect a store or affiliate network, and your campaigns are where you send product cards and tracked links, Store Revenue is where you see the money those connections actually brought in.
Store Revenue lists your connected revenue sources: the stores and affiliate networks you’ve connected under Integrations that can report sales back to DMpro, such as your Shopify or WooCommerce store, an Amazon Associates account, or another connected affiliate network.
Connect or manage these from the Integrations page first. Once a store or affiliate account is connected there, it becomes available as a revenue source in Store Revenue.
The main Store Revenue view shows your aggregated sales analytics, your combined sales performance across every connected source, rolled up into one view instead of having to add up numbers from each store or network yourself.
Rankings orders your connected stores and affiliate sources by sales performance, so you can see at a glance which connection is driving the most revenue rather than treating every source as equal.
Yes. Click into any connected source from your revenue sources list to see its per-connection sales, the individual sales history for that one store or affiliate account, separate from the combined totals in the main Store Revenue view.
Yes. DMpro syncs sales data from your connected stores and affiliate networks automatically on a schedule, so the numbers in Store Revenue stay current without you needing to manually refresh each connection.
Your Dashboard shows your DMpro campaign activity: messages sent, active campaigns, and engagement across platforms. Store Revenue is specifically about money, the actual sales attributed to your connected stores and affiliate accounts, on top of whatever campaigns sent people there.
They measure different things. Affiliate Link Tracking shows clicks on the {{affiliate_link}} links your campaigns send, per campaign, so it tells you how many people clicked. Store Revenue shows the sales your connected stores and affiliate accounts actually generated, aggregated across all your connections rather than tied to one campaign’s click count.
In short: clicks tell you interest, Store Revenue tells you results.
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