Premium Report - Orders Per Customer

Orders Per Customer

This report is for merchants who are looking to see how many customers have placed 1, 2, 3 (etc) orders at their store. 

Using this report, you can see total number and % of customers who have placed X number of orders at your store. You can also see their average total spent and the average number of days (lifespan) between their first and last order. 

You can find this report under Customers in the left-hand menu.

As a Premium Report, this is available on all Paid Plans of Report Toaster. If you aren't signed up, follow these steps to upgrade your account.

As a customer report, bear in mind that the date range (top right) is based on the date for when the Customer was created.

So if the report is set from 2 years ago to Today, this will include any customers created in the last 2 years.

Here is what you need to be familiar with to understand the Orders Per Customer report:

1.) Orders, greater than, 0 (FILTER): This filter ensures that only customers who have placed an order at your store count towards the total. It's best to leave this alone.

2.) Orders: The number of Orders placed by this group of customers. 

For example, each customer added within that timeframe will be bucketed into rows for 1, 2, 3 (etc) orders, depending on how many they've placed at your store.

3.) Customers: The number of customers for each of those rows.

For example, 366 customers created in the last two years have placed 2 orders at the store. 

4.) Customers (% Total): The percentage of the total number of customers that this row represents.

For example, 366 customers is 14.62% of the 2,504 total. 

5.) Total Spent (avg): The average total spent for each of those customers. The more orders customers have placed at the store, the more (generally) you would expect this average to go up.

For example, each of those 366 customers has spent an average of $87.86. 

6.) Lifespan (Days) (avg): The average length between the First Order Date and Last Order Date for each of the customers in that row. Lifespan is always 0 for customers who have only placed one order (as their first and last order date is the same).

For example, each of the customers who have placed 2 orders at the store have an average duration of 183.91 days between their first and last order. 

Like all Report Toaster reports, these reports are fully customizable - so you can add/remove columns, introduce a filter or change the sort to suit your individual needs. See our basic guides here for more info.

For other premium reports you can add to your account, check out our other article guides here. 

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