How to create a VTEX report: Tips and must-have metrics

How to create a VTEX report: Tips and must-have metrics

Closely monitoring sales, products, and customer data is essential for optimizing strategies and increasing revenue. The VTEX platform stands out by offering a robust solution for managing online stores, unifying sales across multiple channels efficiently.

To extract valuable insights and make strategic decisions, it is crucial to structure complete and detailed reports.

In this article, we will explore the key metrics that should not be missing from a VTEX report, explaining the importance of each one and the most efficient ways to create these reports.

Essential metrics for a complete VTEX report

1 - Sales revenue scorecard

Displays the value from the "value" column in the "vendas_cidade_estado" table, which typically results from product revenue, minus discounts, plus the shipping cost.
Below this value, there is a comparison (percentage and quantitative) with the previous selected period.

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Screenshot of VTEX Looker Studio Report by Kondado

2 - Sales revenue chart by period

Displays the evolution of revenue over time, highlighting seasonality and sales peaks. You can also navigate between four different charts using the arrow icons marked in the image.

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Screenshot of VTEX Power BI Report by Kondado

3 - Order status chart

Provides a visualization of the status of orders according to the company's nomenclature, such as open, fulfilled, canceled, in progress, among others.

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Screenshot of VTEX Looker Studio Report by Kondado

4 - Revenue chart by store

A pie chart that shows the performance percentage of each store, making it easier to compare between locations.

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Screenshot of VTEX Looker Studio Report by Kondado

5 - Monthly Sales Revenue by Store (R$) Chart

A visual representation of monthly revenue by store, making performance analysis easier.
It also includes a sales comparison between stores when hovering the mouse over points on the chart.

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Screenshot of VTEX Power BI Report by Kondado

6 - RFM Chart

Segments customers according to their RFM classification and the revenue that their group represents. Each one receives a score ranging from 1 to 5, based on the number of purchases made and the days since the last purchase.

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Screenshot of VTEX Power BI Report by Kondado

 Want to learn more about this topic? Click here to read about how RFM analysis works.

7 - Active customers scorecard

Displays the number of customers who made purchases within a specific period according to the selected filters. Canceled orders are counted, but you can adjust this by changing the filter to see how many active customers in the selected period had cancellations. 

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Screenshot of VTEX Looker Studio Report by Kondado

8 - Revenue by city

Allows you to visualize sales revenue and the number of orders, identifying the cities with the highest revenue.

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Screenshot of VTEX Power BI Report by Kondado

9 - Customer Count Card

Displays the growth of the customer base over time.

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Screenshot of VTEX Power BI Report by Kondado

10 - SKU ID Filter


Enables SKU-based search.

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Screenshot of VTEX Looker Studio Report by Kondado

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Screenshot of VTEX Looker Studio Report by Kondado

11 - Stock Table

Details information about the available quantity of each product in the current inventory, helping with replenishment planning.

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Screenshot of VTEX Looker Studio Report by Kondado

12 - ABC Curve Table

Displays a classification of products using the ABC curve, separating them by product or category and showing the percentage of sales revenue for each item. This helps to identify the most strategic items for the business. The total quantity of items sold is also displayed.

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Screenshot of VTEX Power BI Report by Kondado

Ways to create a VTEX Report

There are several ways to create and visualize VTEX reports:

1 - Manually

Data can be exported from the VTEX platform and manually structured in spreadsheets for analysis. This option allows for customization but requires more time and effort for constant updates.

2 - With Kondado

With Kondado, you simplify the creation of VTEX reports by connecting your account and integrating the data directly into:

  • Spreadsheets in Google Sheets or Excel;
  • BI platforms like Looker Studio and Power BI;
  • Databases like PostgreSQL SSH and S3.

Here, you can develop customized reports that are automatically updated with interactive visualizations.

3 - Using Kondado's ready-made templates

Our templates allow you to view essential metrics in a clear and organized way within just a few minutes, quickly and efficiently.

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Optimize your VTEX reports with Kondado

Stop wasting time on manual processes and lengthy analyses. With Kondado, you can automate VTEX data collection, creating complete reports and interactive reports in just a few clicks. Connect your account, choose between spreadsheets, BI platforms, or databases, and track your store's performance clearly and efficiently.

Conclusion

Creating detailed VTEX reports is essential for optimizing sales strategies and maximizing results. With the right tools, it is possible to track the performance of each product, store, and customer, ensuring more efficient and data-driven management.

Kondado makes this process easier for you by automating data collection and offering ready-made reports to support your analysis.

Create automated VTEX reports with key sales metrics

Follow these steps to build complete VTEX reports that track revenue, orders, inventory, and customer behavior using automation.

1
Identify your essential VTEX metrics

Start by defining which metrics matter most for your store: sales revenue, order status, revenue by store/city, RFM customer segmentation, active customers, stock levels, and ABC curve classification. These form the foundation of any complete VTEX report.

2
Choose your reporting destination

Decide where you want to visualize your data—spreadsheets (Google Sheets or Excel), BI platforms like Looker Studio or Power BI, or databases like PostgreSQL and S3. Each option offers different levels of interactivity and sharing capabilities for your VTEX analysis.

3
Connect VTEX to your chosen platform

Instead of manual exports, use data integration to automate the connection between VTEX and your destination. This eliminates manual work and ensures your reports stay current without constant effort.

4
Apply ready-made templates for quick insights

Leverage pre-built templates to view essential metrics in minutes rather than building from scratch. Simply connect your VTEX account and explore organized visualizations of revenue trends, customer counts, and inventory data immediately.

5
Set up automated refresh and monitor performance

Configure automatic updates so your reports reflect the latest data. Regularly review your sales revenue scorecard, order status charts, and RFM segmentation to identify seasonality patterns and optimize your store strategy.

Frequently asked questions

What are the most important metrics to include in a VTEX report?
The essential metrics include: sales revenue (from the vendas_cidade_estado table), revenue evolution by period, order status breakdown, revenue by store and city, RFM customer segmentation, active customer count, stock levels, and ABC curve classification. These metrics together provide a complete view of sales performance, inventory health, and customer behavior.
How does the RFM chart work in VTEX reports?
The RFM chart segments customers by Recency, Frequency, and Monetary value. Each customer receives a score from 1 to 5 based on their number of purchases and days since last purchase, then groups are displayed by the revenue they represent. This helps identify your most valuable customer segments and tailor marketing strategies accordingly.
Can I automate VTEX reporting instead of doing manual exports?
Yes. With Kondado's data integration, you can connect VTEX directly to spreadsheets, BI tools, or databases and eliminate manual exports. Reports update automatically, saving significant time and reducing errors from manual data handling.
What platforms can I use to visualize VTEX data with Kondado?
Kondado supports multiple destinations including Google Sheets, Excel, Looker Studio, Power BI, PostgreSQL SSH, and Amazon S3. You can also explore data visualization options to find the best fit for your team's needs and technical requirements.
How do ready-made VTEX templates work?
Kondado's ready-made templates let you view essential VTEX metrics within minutes. You simply connect your VTEX account, and the template automatically structures your data into clear visualizations—revenue charts, order status breakdowns, customer metrics, and inventory tables—without requiring manual configuration.
What is the ABC Curve Table and why is it important?
The ABC Curve Table classifies products by their contribution to sales revenue, separating items into categories (typically A = top ~20% of items generating ~80% revenue, B = intermediate, C = lower contribution). This helps identify which products or categories are most strategic for your business and supports better inventory and marketing decisions.

Written by·Published 2025-05-15·Updated 2026-04-25