Commerce Metrics
The AggregateMetric Object
Rutter performs various computations over your commerce data. The results of these computations are called aggregate metrics.
You can find the metrics we support, their corresponding metric name, and the formula used to compute them here.
Properties
start_date
stringThe starting date from which we start aggregating activity (revenue, expenses, etc).
end_date
stringThe date at which we stop aggregating activity (revenue, expenses, etc).
currency
stringIf applicable, the currency used for the value returned.
value
stringThe value of the requested metric for the time range described by the start and end date.
Fetch a Metric
The object returned will use a key matching the value of the parameter "Metric Name". It will also have a connection and checkpoint key. All other keys will be undefined.
For example, if you send a request to '/metrics/commerce/total_revenue', you will receive an object with values for the keys "total_revenue", "connection", and "checkpoint", nothing else.
Request Parameters
metricName
enumpathRequiredThe path of the commerce metric.
access_token
stringqueryRequiredThe access token of the connection.
force_fetch
enumqueryOptionalUsed to force a response even if the underlying connection has not finished its initial sync.
Response Body
- Shopify
- Amazon
- eBay
- Square
Commerce Metrics Formula
Rutter supports the ability to fetch commerce metrics from a commerce connection. This can be used to compute metrics such as Total Revenue without additional engineering work.
If you need a metric that is not currently supported, please contact us directly. We're happy to build new metrics as needed.
The metrics supported are listed below, along with the formula used to compute them:
Commerce Metric | Metric Name (Used as Param) | Formula |
---|---|---|
Total Revenue | total_revenue | Sum of all order totals in a month |
Total Orders | total_orders | Count of all orders in a month |
Active Customers | active_customers | Count of all distinct customers who placed an order in a month (Note: Does not include customers who don't sign in) |
Refund Rate | refund_rate | Sum of all refunded orders in a month / Sum of all orders in a month |
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