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How to Track Sales by Folder (for tracking sales by a Specific Artist, or Subject Matter)
How to Track Sales by Folder (for tracking sales by a Specific Artist, or Subject Matter)
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Written by Jovana T
Updated over 9 months ago

If you need to be able to see orders from specific artists featured on your website (or subject matter), so that you can show them what was sold or pay them a commission, this article will show you how to do this.

NOTE: This is different from tracking sales of anyone that is referring business to you, such as a restaurant, curator, or a website you are advertising on. In this case, you would want to provide them with a link to your website with specific tracking code, covered in this article: How to Empower Third Parties to Sell For You & Track Their Sales (Link Tagging & Referral Tracking).

By organizing products into folders, it allows you to export the orders of only the products within that folder. This will give you clear numbers of the total revenue sold by folder, as well as some other helpful data.

Please Note: If you’d like to export orders of just products from a specific artist, you need to make sure that you create folders in your store that have the artist name and add all their products in that folder. Here is a tutorial for handling Folders within your Store: How to: Manage Folders in your Store

In this article, we are going to cover:

How to create a Folder with Artist Name

  1. Log in to your Art Storefronts Site Manager and click on your Store. You can either use an Art print Store or a Standard Store Today, we will be working in the Art Print Store titled Warehouse.

  1. On the next page, make sure you are on the tab titled Products. This is the area where you are going to be able to create folders for your Store.

  1. Scroll down the page slightly and find and click on the button labeled +Add Folder. This will allow you to create Folders in your Store.

  1. A pop-up will show up where you’ll see Name. In this box, you will need to provide the folder with a Name. This is where we will provide the folder with the artist name. In our case, we’ll use the name “ArtistName”. Please Note: If you don’t provide the folder a name, it will not create properly.

  1. Click on Create and that will create your new Folder

  2. The next Step would be adding products to that specific folder. Please find out more information here: How to: Manage Folders in your Store

How to Export Orders for a Specific Artist

  1. Log in to you Art Storefronts Site Manager and in the Jump To Menu, select the option labeled Orders.

  1. Click on the button labeled Export.

  1. Select a Start Date.

  1. Select and End Date. Be sure you don’t try to export too much information at once. We recommend no more than a month at a time.

  1. For Date To Use For This Export, this would be the priority date in exporting your order. This is prioritized by Order Created Date or Order Shipped Date.

  1. Under Order Status, choose the option that best fits your needs. You’ll only be exporting orders that have been completed.

  1. Under Shipped Status, choose the option that best fits your needs.

  1. Under Folder, you’ll see the folders that are in your current Stores. This will enable you to export orders with products from that specific store and folder

  1. For the File Type, choose the option that best fits your needs. For the purpose of this tutorial, we’ll use the CSV for Simple Accounting.

  1. Click on Export.

  1. Once you click on Export, the platform will let you know that the export was sent to your email address. Navigate to your e-mail and find the Order e-mail.

  1. Click the link labeled Click Here to Download Your File. This will download your Order File.

  1. After the download is complete, please open the file. You will find your orders here and you can also see the Folder related information on the file:

Art Storefronts offers multiple options for exporting orders. We covered how to export orders in other formats here:

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