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VTEX
QlikView

Visualize VTEX Data in QlikView

Kondado helps business teams replicate their VTEX store data directly into QlikView without any technical setup or coding requirements. Simply select VTEX as your data source and QlikView as your destination to start visualizing sales performance, inventory levels, and marketing campaigns within minutes. Your dashboards stay current on a configurable schedule that you control, updating automatically every few minutes or on a daily basis depending on your business needs.

Kondado connects VTEX directly to QlikView with 17 ready-to-use pipelines covering 432 fields including orders, inventory, promotions, and customer data, requiring no intermediate database or complex configuration.

With this connection, marketing and operations teams can finally track ecommerce metrics in the familiar QlikView environment. Monitor order trends, analyze promotion effectiveness, and manage stock levels across multiple warehouses using automated data replication that keeps your reports accurate and current without manual exports.

Our prices start from $19 USD/month, and you can try Kondado for free for 14 days with no credit card required

Combining VTEX with QlikView unlocks powerful retail analytics for decision-makers. By accessing pipelines such as Orders, Stock, and Marketing Data of Orders, you can build comprehensive views that connect sales performance with inventory availability and campaign attribution. Track which promotions drive actual purchases using the Coupons pipeline while monitoring warehouse levels through the Stock pipeline to prevent stockouts during peak seasons.

This connection enables you to create unified dashboards showing customer journey insights alongside logistical performance. Analyze shipping timelines using the Shipping Data of Orders pipeline, correlate marketing spend with revenue through Marketing Data of Orders, and optimize pricing strategies by combining data from the SKUs: Prices pipeline with actual sales velocity.

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VTEX data available in QlikView

17
available pipelines
432
extractable fields

Available integrations

Integration Description
Coupons Includes fields like coupon_id, expirationintervalperuse, and isarchived, allowing management of promotions and their reuse intervals.
Stock Presents data such as skuid, warehouseid, and totalquantity, providing information on the stock position of SKUs by warehouse.
Master Data Contains fields like id, updatedin, and createdin, allowing management of entities and their dynamic properties.
Orders Includes information such as orderid, status, and totalvalue, allowing detailed tracking of orders and their status.
Shipping Data of Orders Provides shipping details including shippingestimateddate and shippingestimateddatemax, essential for logistical management.
Marketing Data of Orders Includes information such as affiliateid and utmcampaign, allowing analysis of marketing campaigns associated with orders.
Order Details Presents fields like lastmessageunread and callcenteroperatorname, offering insights into customer communication and service.
Logistics Information of Orders Includes data such as invoiceinput and invoiceoutput, essential for managing fiscal and logistical documents.
Order Items Contains information about each order item, such as totalitems and paymentnames, allowing detailed analysis of purchased products.
Payments: Order Transactions Includes details about payment transactions, such as paymentnames and totalvalue, essential for financial control of orders.
Orders: Fees and Benefits Includes information about fees and benefits associated with orders, such as totalvalue, shippingestimateddate, and paymentnames.
Orders: Totals Presents the totals of orders, including orderid, totalvalue, and totalitems, along with details about the creation date.
Products Contains data about available products, including skuid, warehousename, and totalquantity, along with pricing information.
Promotions Provides details about promotions, including coupon_id, expirationintervalperuse, and maxitemsperclient, along with campaign information.
SKUs Presents information about SKUs, such as skuid, totalquantity, and reservedquantity, along with data on stock availability.
SKUs: Kits Includes data about SKU kits, allowing the visualization of product combinations along with their respective quantities and prices.
SKUs: Prices Provides information about SKU prices, including skuid and pricing details, allowing for cost and promotion analysis.
Coupons
Includes fields like coupon_id, expirationintervalperuse, and isarchived, allowing management of promotions and their reuse intervals.
Stock
Presents data such as skuid, warehouseid, and totalquantity, providing information on the stock position of SKUs by warehouse.
Master Data
Contains fields like id, updatedin, and createdin, allowing management of entities and their dynamic properties.
Orders
Includes information such as orderid, status, and totalvalue, allowing detailed tracking of orders and their status.
Shipping Data of Orders
Provides shipping details including shippingestimateddate and shippingestimateddatemax, essential for logistical management.
Marketing Data of Orders
Includes information such as affiliateid and utmcampaign, allowing analysis of marketing campaigns associated with orders.
Order Details
Presents fields like lastmessageunread and callcenteroperatorname, offering insights into customer communication and service.
Logistics Information of Orders
Includes data such as invoiceinput and invoiceoutput, essential for managing fiscal and logistical documents.
Order Items
Contains information about each order item, such as totalitems and paymentnames, allowing detailed analysis of purchased products.
Payments: Order Transactions
Includes details about payment transactions, such as paymentnames and totalvalue, essential for financial control of orders.
Orders: Fees and Benefits
Includes information about fees and benefits associated with orders, such as totalvalue, shippingestimateddate, and paymentnames.
Orders: Totals
Presents the totals of orders, including orderid, totalvalue, and totalitems, along with details about the creation date.
Products
Contains data about available products, including skuid, warehousename, and totalquantity, along with pricing information.
Promotions
Provides details about promotions, including coupon_id, expirationintervalperuse, and maxitemsperclient, along with campaign information.
SKUs
Presents information about SKUs, such as skuid, totalquantity, and reservedquantity, along with data on stock availability.
SKUs: Kits
Includes data about SKU kits, allowing the visualization of product combinations along with their respective quantities and prices.
SKUs: Prices
Provides information about SKU prices, including skuid and pricing details, allowing for cost and promotion analysis.

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How to create VTEX dashboards in QlikView

Visualize your data automatically — no spreadsheet exports or custom scripts.

1
Add your VTEX store

Log into Kondado and select VTEX as your data source, then enter your store credentials to establish the connection. Choose from 17 available pipelines including Orders, Stock, and Coupons to determine which ecommerce data to replicate.

2
Choose QlikView destination

Select QlikView from the destination options to direct your VTEX data flow into your preferred visualization environment. This creates a seamless bridge between your ecommerce platform and analytics tool without requiring intermediate storage.

3
Configure refresh and visualize

Set your preferred update frequency from every 5 minutes to daily, then start building QlikView dashboards using your replicated VTEX data. Create reports tracking sales performance, inventory levels, and marketing campaigns that update automatically on your chosen schedule.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Answers about visualizing VTEX data in QlikView automatically

How do I connect my VTEX store to QlikView using Kondado?
Start by adding VTEX as a data source in your Kondado account using your store credentials. Once connected, select QlikView as your destination and choose which pipelines you want to replicate, such as Orders or Stock data. The setup requires no coding and your data begins flowing immediately after configuration.
What type of ecommerce dashboards can I build with VTEX data in QlikView?
You can create comprehensive sales performance dashboards tracking order values and status, inventory management views using the Stock and SKUs pipelines, and marketing attribution reports analyzing campaign effectiveness through the Marketing Data of Orders pipeline. These visualizations help you identify bestselling products, optimal pricing windows, and warehouse replenishment needs.
How often does VTEX data update in my QlikView reports?
Kondado updates your data on a configurable schedule that you set based on your business requirements. Choose refresh intervals ranging from every 5 minutes for high-frequency monitoring to hourly or daily updates for standard reporting needs. This ensures your QlikView dashboards reflect current business conditions without manual intervention.
Which specific VTEX metrics and KPIs should I track in QlikView?
Focus on order totals and conversion rates using the Orders and Order Items pipelines, inventory turnover through Stock and SKUs data, and promotion ROI by analyzing the Coupons and Marketing Data of Orders pipelines. Tracking shipping performance via the Shipping Data of Orders pipeline also helps optimize logistics and delivery estimates.
Are there pre-built dashboard templates available for VTEX data?
Yes, Kondado offers ready-made report templates to accelerate your analytics setup. You can access the VTEX Power BI Report and VTEX Looker Studio Report templates, or adapt these structures for QlikView to quickly visualize orders, inventory, and marketing performance without building dashboards from scratch.
Can I share VTEX dashboards built in QlikView with my team?
Once your data replicates into QlikView, you can distribute reports and dashboards to stakeholders across your organization using QlikView's native sharing and collaboration features. Your marketing, operations, and finance teams can access the same current data to align on inventory decisions, campaign performance, and sales forecasting.
Do I need technical skills or a database to connect VTEX with QlikView?
No technical expertise or intermediate database is required. Kondado provides a direct connection that handles the data replication process automatically. Business users can configure the connection through a simple interface, select their desired pipelines like Orders or Payments, and start visualizing data in QlikView immediately.
Can I send VTEX data to other tools besides QlikView?
Absolutely, Kondado supports multiple destinations for your VTEX data. You can simultaneously replicate information to Power BI, Looker Studio, Google Sheets, or BigQuery to ensure all teams have access to consistent ecommerce metrics in their preferred platforms.

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