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Counts the number of customers entering a store; measured using manual counting, sensors, or tracking software.

Measures the amount of inventory sold during a season; calculated as the total sold inventory divided by the sum of sold and unsold inventory.

Measures the efficiency of the sales space; calculated by dividing total net sales by the number of sales square footage.

Shows percentage of visitors who buy something; calculated by dividing the number of purchases by the total number of visitors.

Average amount spent per transaction; measured by dividing total sales by the number of transactions.

Estimates the total revenue a business can expect from a single customer account; involves various metrics including average purchase value, purchasing frequency, and customer lifespan.

Shows the strength of a specific category of products; measured by analyzing sales data, margin, and turnover within the category.

Percentage of inventory sold in a given period; measured by dividing the number of units sold by the initial number of units available.

Percentage of customers who return to buy again; calculated by dividing the number of returning customers by the number of total customers, multiplied by 100.

Evaluates inventory profitability; calculated by dividing gross margin by average inventory cost.

Number of times stock is not available for sale; measured through inventory tracking systems and sales data.

Average number of days to sell an item after it's received; measured by dividing the number of days in the period by inventory turnover ratio.

Calculates loss of inventory due to theft, error, or damage; measured by dividing the difference between recorded and actual inventory by the recorded inventory.

Shows the percentage increase in store visitors month over month; calculated by subtracting the previous month's traffic from current month's, divided by the previous month's traffic.

Reflects how often inventory is sold and replaced over a period; measured by dividing cost of goods sold by average inventory at cost.

Compares inventory on hand to the number of sales; calculated by dividing the ending inventory by the sales for that same period.

Calculates overall profitability of merchandise; measured by dividing net profit by total investment in inventory.

Measures customer satisfaction with their purchasing experience; generally gathered through surveys on a scale of 1 to 10.

The increase on the cost price of goods to create a selling price; measured by dividing the difference between the selling price and the cost price by the cost price.