Tools & Integrations

See what sold at a market, and when

A per-event sales report: top 10 sellers, the busiest hours, and per-day totals for a multi-day show.

1. 1Open the event and click "Sales Report" at the top of the page.
2. 2It opens on "This day". Switch to "Whole event" for a multi-day show — The Big E is stored as one event per day, so a single day is only ever 1/17th of the fair.
3. 3The top row is the summary: revenue, orders, items, average order, items per order, and the hour that took the most money.
4. 4INCOME BY HOUR and ORDERS BY HOUR are separate charts on purpose. Dollars and order counts are different scales, and putting them on one chart with two axes can make any two lines look related.
5. 5On "Whole event" both hourly charts show an AVERAGE PER DAY, not a total. Seventeen days added together would just be a bigger number; the average is what tells you to put a second person on the till at 1pm.
6. 6The hourly average only counts days that actually had a sale in that hour, so a show that ran late on two Saturdays is not dragged down by fifteen days that closed earlier.
7. 7"Revenue by day" appears on a multi-day run, with the best day called out underneath.
8. 8Top sellers merge Shopify and Square on the product name. The same item named differently in each system will appear twice — rename one to match if you want them combined.
9. 9These are the sales your registers rang up and FairKeep attributed to the event. That is NOT the same as the Income box on the event, which you can type yourself. The two can differ, and the page says so.
10. 10Nothing showing? The event needs POS devices linked to it. See "Track Shopify POS revenue per event" — a day with no register attached has no sales to attribute.
11. 11Crew members can only open the sales report for events they are assigned to.

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