Checkout & sales
The cart, checkout tickets, and sales reports that read invoice records.
The cart
A cart button appears under the catalog message once checkout is turned on, so buyers can add several products and quantities before checking out once.
- /checkout setup
- Turn the cart on or off, and set item and quantity limits.
- /checkout text
- Customize the cart button, embed, and checkout messages.
- /checkout status
- Show the current checkout settings.
From cart to order ticket
Checkout opens a ticket with the buyer and staff, and posts the cart contents and total inside it. Link the ticket panel checkout should use with /checkout panel - a dedicated Orders panel with its own staff role keeps sales tickets separate from general support.
- /checkout panel
- Link the ticket panel that checkout opens.
Sales reports
Sales reports and the buyer leaderboard read the same invoice records the receipts came from, so the numbers always match what /invoice check would show for any individual order.
Only invoices with a status counted as revenue contribute to a report. By default that is Successful only - toggle Pending or Failed on if your workflow needs them counted too.
- /invoice sales
- Revenue, best sellers and payment breakdown for a period.
- /invoice top-buyers
- Rank customers by number of orders or amount spent.
- /invoice sales-style
- Colour, banner, titles, and which invoice statuses count as revenue.
Reading the numbers
A revenue report reflects the discounted total on each invoice, not the sticker price, so an active voucher promotion will show as lower average order value - that is expected. Sales reports do not calculate profit or reconcile against your actual payment account; they total what your invoices record.
At least one invoice status has to count as revenue, otherwise every report reads zero.