💡In this article you will learn about:
The functionality of the channel, date range, product & metric filters
Understand how the channel filter can be customised & set up
How to set a specific timeframe for the data and how to filter data
How to use the metric filter to filter products based on set criteria
🌍 Channel filter
What is the channel filter?
The channel filter enables you to choose the data relevant to your departments: online, retail, or wholesale.
The channel filters are unique to each business and can be updated by requests.
What are the use cases for this filter?
This filter allows you to explore different channels based on your chosen preference from the list for viewing.
Users can select one or changed to another channels to view data specific to those channels.
🗓️ Date Range Filter
What is the date range filter?
The date range filter is driven by your retail calendar which is located in your Settings.
With the date range filter, you can filter 3 types of dates: Date range (calendar dates), launch date or last received date.
Definitions:
Date Range: is the calendar date you wish to analyse sales, stock data
Launch Date: The date/week/month a product was launched in any given store or online. Read more about how we calculated the launch date here.
Last Received Date: The date/week/month on which you last received stock in the selected store/location in the selected time period
How do I use the date range filter?
Apply date ranges
Click on Add Date button to add your date ranges and apply
To look up different dates: Launch & Last Received Date:
Click on the + button at the end to apply your launch and last received date
Tips:
#1 - Use the Current button for quick select to the current date
#2 - Click on the Year drop-down to quickly navigate to a historical week/month/year!
Apply custom date ranges
Click on the date range
Find the Custom Range section
Select the dropdown for Weeks/Months/Quarters
Enter a number in the box
Click Apply
Clearing your date ranges
You can hover over the date range and click the X button to clear the dates
You can also clear the date ranges in the date picker by clicking on the X button below:
Quick select time periods: WTD, MTD & QTD
We've made it easier for you to quickly select week-to-date, month-to-date and quarter-to-date!
Select individual and non-consecutive launch dates & last received date
Click to add Launch Date or Last Received Date
Go to the Day section on the left
Toggle on individual days
Select a launch date or multiple non-consecutive launch dates
Click apply and voila!
What are the use cases for the date range filter?
You can choose a predefined timeframe or specify a custom date range under the custom section.
You can exclude selected products from showing on your report by selecting the launch weeks or months you wish to exclude, and then toggle ON the exclude selected launch date option.
Tip: Save your view in Style Arcade with a custom date range e.g. last 1 week and you never have to adjust your filters again! 🤩
Learn more on how to save time with Style Arcade saved views here.
🔖 Product Filters
What are product filters?
Product filters allow you to add product attributes, such as Category, Subcategory & Season.
Businesses can request to add more product filters by requests.
Below are the default Style Arcade filters & their use cases:
Default Filters | Use Cases |
Launch status |
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Price status |
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Published status |
Exclusively available to accounts integrated with Shopify |
Shopify status |
Exclusively available to accounts integrated with Shopify |
Shopify tags |
Exclusively available to accounts integrated with Shopify |
RRP band |
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Sell price band |
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Sell through velocity (Product Rating) |
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Size |
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Store |
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💬 Metric Filter
What is the metric filter?
As the name suggested, the Metric Filter allows you to narrow down your product options by the metrics available on Style Arcade.
How do I use the metric filter?
Please check out a step-by-step guide here.
What are the use cases for the metric filter?
You can stack multiple metrics filters together to narrow down your product options.
Such as, if you are looking for products between the selling price of $100 - $300 that still have stock:
For more creative ways to use the Metric Filter, check out this article.
Note: You can't apply the same metric twice, this is currently a feature request that is being considered.
Got any questions? Feel free to reach out to our in-app chat for assistance 🤩