Revenue and orders by period with the change against the period before, the "view → cart → order → payment" funnel for every product, order sources with UTM tags and the customer path right on the order. Everything is counted inside the store and opens in a fraction of a second.
Six periods at once today, yesterday, 7, 30, 365 days and a custom one — with the change
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A funnel per product views, cart, order, payment and the conversion of every step
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The source of every order UTM tags, gclid and yclid, referrals, direct visits
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CS-Cart 4.14.1+ and Multi-Vendor with vendor isolation
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The built-in CS-Cart reports answer the question "how much did we sell". They do not answer "why did we not sell more": how many people viewed the product, how many added it to the cart and at which step they left. Web analytics knows that but does not tie it to the products and the orders of the store, and it has to be set up separately.
The sales are visible at once
Six figures and a chart on one screen, with the change against the same period before. It opens in a fraction of a second on any history. |
You see where the customers drop off
A four-step funnel for the store and for every product, with the conversion of every step and the formula in a tooltip. |
You see where an order came from
UTM tags, advertising identifiers, referrals and direct visits — with a breakdown by campaign. |
You see what the customer did
The pages before the order, the device and the purchase history — on the order itself. |
A report you cannot trust is useless. That is why every figure has a way down to the raw data: the arrow on a card opens the order list with exactly the same conditions — the same period, the same statuses, the same vendor and the same storefront.
The Products screen answers what people buy and where they drop off. Four steps of the path with the conversion of every transition, in plain words. Below are the abandoned carts and the product table with sorting and filters by category, brand and storefront.
A showcase product is marked
A product that is viewed a lot and bought almost never often works as an entrance to the catalogue. The add-on marks such items so that their zero conversion is not taken for a problem.
A report is a saved set of conditions: which statuses to count, which vendors and which payment methods. Five ready reports come with the add-on, and your own takes two fields to create.
STEP 1
Install the add-on
Through "Cart-Power: Add-on manager" — the updates arrive the same way. |
STEP 2
Build the summary
Once, on the Maintenance screen, with empty dates: the add-on counts the whole past order history. |
STEP 3
Set up the schedule
The add-on prints three ready crontab lines right in the settings — copy them to the server. |
STEP 4
Decide what a sale is
Statuses, payment methods, user groups and the minimum order total. |
What to keep in mind
There is nowhere to take past views from: the collection of events starts at the installation. The sales figures still cover the whole history, because they are counted from the orders themselves.
How is this different from web analytics?
The data is collected inside the store and tied to particular products, orders and vendors: the funnel of an item is visible in the admin panel, without counters, goals and e-commerce setup. The add-on does not replace web analytics — it answers different questions.
Why do the figures differ from the Orders section?
Because the conditions differ: the add-on counts the statuses of the selected report, excludes the payment methods and the user groups from the settings and the orders marked "exclude from the statistics", and takes the total in the composition you chose. The arrow on a card opens the order list with exactly these conditions, so a discrepancy is visible at once.
Will it slow the storefront down?
No. It draws nothing on the storefront and only writes an event — a fraction of a millisecond per request. The reports are counted from a daily summary rather than from the raw events.
What happens to the statistics of the past years?
The sales figures are counted over the whole order history — they are taken from the orders. The views and the carts start piling up at the installation: there is nowhere to take them from retroactively.
Do the vendors of a marketplace see each other’s data?
No. A vendor has access only to their own orders and their own products, there is no "Vendor" filter for them, and substituting a foreign company identifier in the address changes nothing.
Is cron required?
It is recommended. Without cron the add-on fills in the missing days when a screen is opened — it works, but on the days with a backlog the screens open slower.
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CS-Cart development · in-house team · since 2013 We build, upgrade and speed up CS-Cart stores and marketplacesAnalysts, developers, designers, QA and support under one roof — no subcontractors. We ship add-ons you can buy on this page today, and we take on the work that no ready-made add-on covers. |
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Flagship products
Everything else we publish improves one screen. These two change the numbers: how customers find products, and how often they come back.
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Add-on · Search & merchandising Smart SearchElasticsearch-powered search for large catalogues. The customer types two letters, sees products with images and prices, and buys from the dropdown — even after a typo or with the wrong keyboard layout. Visitors who use the search bar are 24% of traffic and 44% of revenue, and convert about 2.5× better than people who only browse categories. If search returns nothing, up to 80% of them leave. | ||||||||
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Try it on a live catalogue: open the demo store and search with a deliberate typo. |
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Add-on · Mobile commerce PowerApp — mobile app for your storeA native iOS and Android app running on your CS-Cart data: the same products, prices, stock, promotions, reward points and orders. There is no second catalogue to maintain — everything stays in the admin panel you already use. A mobile site brings a customer in once; an app brings them back for free. Push notifications replace the retargeting budget you spend to buy the same customer a second time. | ||||||||
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Screens, block types and pricing tiers: see how the app is built. |
Services
Fixed scope, written specification, a named project manager and a warranty on what we ship.
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Custom CS-Cart development Functionality the platform does not have: add-ons, marketplace mechanics, integrations with 1C, CRM, ERP, payment and delivery providers. We start from a written specification, not from an estimate on a phone call. Details → |
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CS-Cart upgrade Move to the current version without losing data, custom code or add-ons. We audit every modification first, upgrade on a staging copy, adapt what breaks and switch over with little or no downtime. Details → |
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Speed and performance optimisation Conversion falls by about 4.4% for every extra second of load time. We profile the server, the database and the front-end, then fix what actually costs the seconds — and show you the before-and-after numbers. Details → |
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Design for CS-Cart Mobile-first storefront design built on CS-Cart's own template structure, so the layout survives the next platform upgrade instead of becoming a migration problem. Details → |
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SEO for CS-Cart A technical audit of indexing, duplicates, redirects, structured data and Core Web Vitals — delivered as a prioritised fix list your developers can act on, or that we implement ourselves. Details → |
How we work
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Before we start We discuss the goal, offer options and write the specification. You approve scope and price before development begins. |
While we build A named project manager reports progress on a fixed schedule. You always know what is in work and what is next. |
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Before release A separate QA pass on every release — the developer who wrote the code is not the person who signs it off. |
After handover Documentation for everything we ship, plus a warranty on the modifications and the project. |
Tell us what the store needs to doDescribe the task in a couple of sentences and we will come back with options, a scope and a price. The consultation is free, and we will say plainly if a ready-made add-on already solves it.
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Client cases, our full add-on catalogue and 184 customer reviews are in the tabs above.
