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Use cases of datasets
Use cases of datasets

Know how to use datasets for analytics purpose

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Written by Vineeta Pendse
Updated over a year ago

This article is about giving you an understanding of datasets and what purpose they serve. It will provide you with ideas of how different dataset reports can be used in combination or independently for different purposes and information needs.

We have tried to categorize these dataset reports below based on their use cases:


Lets dive into details and find which reports can be used or combined together for above mentioned purposes:

Product and category performance

Do you want to see your brand performance in terms of handling returns on product and category level?

Financial Impact Analysis

Gauge the revenue loss due to returns with the help of following return statistics:

Marketing campaigns

Do you want to go extra mile in customer satisfaction and want to reach out to customer or run personalised e-mail marketing campaigns? You may start to explore below dataset report/s:

  • Customer comments A list of all comments made by each customer for each SKU. Utilise customer emails and comments from the 'Customer comments' dataset to run personalised campaigns.

Returns forecast

Sometimes you want to know your incoming returned product to plan your inventory and adjust customer expectations for exchanges. For example, an exchange for a product that is out-of-stock in the warehouse is requested. With this dataset, you can see if it is coming back in stock and will be available for exchange.

Root Cause Analysis

Do you want know what went wrong? Where is your brand lagging behind? Use the following reports to know:

  • Customer comments Utilise the information to know what your customer think about the product and find the most common reason a product is being returned. Update size guides and support your design teams by analysing the most frequent return reasons and comments

  • Product level report: Use this report to analyze the most returned product variants. know your products return rate to zero in the issues with the products.

  • Top reason by product: See the top reasons of the product being returned along with number of return count.

  • Top 50 returned products- Find the root cause for top 50 returned products.

Custom analysis

If you are an analytics geek and want to create your own reports, access to:

Efficiency/Productivity

In case you want to assess the efficiency of your internal teams, see for below reports:

  • Inspection and refund speed statistics: Monitor your team’s efficiency in processing and handling returns.

  • Inspection status: Use this to see the efficiency of your Warehouse teams in performing inspections.

  • Return request status- Find the count of return requests for each status tab. Use this dataset to track the return requests on a daily basis and see how efficiently your teams are handling return requests.

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