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Just a note,
Most probably, the Analytics > Stock is a better place to look for the stock report.
We have some options for it at:
– Tools & Reports > Analytics > Stock tabJust a note,
It’s also possible to ignore an order status using the Analytics > Orders > Show: Advanced filters.
We now have more integration with the WooCommerce Analytics > Stock and that is a good way of getting the results you want.
In order to filter the “low in stock”, “out of stock”, “most stocked”, you can simply access the Analytics > Stock page and click on the Show dropdown.
To list the the cost of goods on the stock page, you can enable our option Tools & Reports > Analytics > Add “Cost” and “Profit” columns. We have some more stock options there could be helpful:
– Take stock into consideration for cost and profit calculation
– Add “Category” column
– Add filter allowing to restrict the query. For now, it allows to get only products with costs.Just a note,
We have now a compatibility option with the “Product Add-Ons” plugin at:
– Compatibility > Product AddonsIt will add costs fields for the addons and will create an order meta with addons costs.
It’s necessary to add
_alg_wc_cog_pao_costson Orders > Extra Costs: From Meta option.It’s also necessary that addons do not change names once purchased.
We now have more analytics options. All of them can be found at:
– Tools & Reports > AnalyticsFor the time being, we are now covering the following analytics tabs:
– Orders
– Products
– Categories
– Revenue
– StockJust a note,
It’s possible to get the order cost like this:
http://example.com/wp-json/wc/v3/orders/456
The order cost meta (
_alg_wc_cog_order_cost) will be available on themeta_datanode.Just a note,
Before accessing the “Tools > Import costs” page, you need to know what is the cost meta key from the other site. After you figure that out, you need to set it on our “Tools & Reports > Product Import Costs Tool > Key to import from” option. After that, you can use our “Import Costs” tool.
Let us know if you need help finding out what is the meta key.
It’s now possible to set up the cost and profit columns width on Products > Admin products list columns.
It’s now possible to export the order profit using WooCommerce Analytics.
First, enable the option Tools & Reports > Analytics > Orders tab > Add “Cost” and “Profit” columns. Then access the Analytics > Orders tab and click on the “Download” button.
It’s now possible to do that using our bulk edit costs tool. You can find it at:
– Tools > Bulk edit costsYou can choose to set the costs from a percentage of product prices (By price), or the costs will be set according to the profit percentage you’d like to achieve based on the current product prices (By profit).
On the pro version, it’s possible to do that for specific categories.
We now have more analytics options. All of them can be found at:
– Tools & Reports > AnalyticsFor the time being, we are now covering the following analytics tabs:
– Orders
– Products
– Categories
– Revenue
– StockJust in case it helps someone, we have the following option:
– Orders > Extra Costs: From MetaIt could be helpful in such cases. It would be necessary to figure out the order meta related to that specific cost.
For example, payments using Stripe have this meta:
_stripe_fee.Hi @Sundas,
I’m not sure if it would work for pdf invoices but please try using the following option:
– Advanced > Restrict by user roleAnd set only the administrator/vendors there.
Let me know if it helps.
