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In Peak Analytics a metric is always an aggregation over a field of a data source: count, sum, average, minimum or maximum. This library shows what you get today from orders, receipts, tasks, goals and files, and which well-known metrics such as MRR or churn are still planned.

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Sum of order amounts, rows month, columns channel. Each currency on its own.
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The library
Each card names source, rows, columns and aggregation. Filter by source or by „Planned“.
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Sum of order amounts, rows month, columns channel. Each currency on its own.
PreviewRevenue by month and channel
Average of the order amount per month or marketplace.
PreviewAverage order value
Number of orders per month, split by new and returning customer.
PreviewNew and returning customers
Sum of refunds or discounts per channel and month.
PreviewRefunds and discounts
Sum of receipts per month, split into income and expense.
PreviewIncome and expenses per month
Sum of income per counterparty; shows which clients carry the revenue.
PreviewRevenue per client
Number of tasks per board and status, for example everything not done.
PreviewOpen work per board
Number of tasks with status done, rows week.
PreviewTasks finished per week
Number of goals per status and level, for the monthly review.
PreviewGoals by status and level
Sum of file size per folder and file kind.
PreviewStorage per folder and kind
Monthly recurring revenue from subscription data. Planned, not a source today.
PlannedMRR
Share of customers lost per month. Needs subscription data and a calculated metric; planned.
PlannedChurn rate
Planned in Peak Analytics. You can calculate it with your own numbers in the LTV calculator.
PlannedCustomer lifetime value (LTV)
Share from stage to stage in a funnel. Planned.
PlannedConversion rate
A calculated metric such as margin or a rate with a visible definition. Planned.
PlannedYour own formula
Each card opens its own page. The label shows whether the capability is available in the preview, planned or a guide. Examples use fictional businesses.
How a metric comes about
You pick a source, set rows and columns and decide whether to count, sum or average. The time grain runs from day to year. Rates such as conversion or churn need a calculated metric. That is planned; today the largest value shows its share of the total.
The collection
One question. The fitting data source. A finding that becomes a task or a shared snapshot.
Your next step
Find the metric that answers your question and open its page.
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An aggregation over a field of a data source: count, sum, average, minimum or maximum, for example the sum of order amounts per month and channel.
Not yet. Rates need a calculated metric, which is planned, as is subscription data for MRR and churn. Today the largest value shows its share of the total.
Amounts in different currencies are never added up. Each currency stays on its own; conversion is planned.