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Revenue, Orders and Ops come ready-made. Each reads the same metric definitions, so the figure on one screen is always the figure on the next.

Mill Road Homeware

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Revenue, Last 30 days

Net revenue

£67,207

+13.1% against the previous period

Average order

£38.60

+3.9% against the previous period

Gross margin

51.5%

+1.1% against the previous period

Refunds

£1,411

−6.2% against the previous period

Revenue per day

This period Previous

Revenue by channel

  • Online shop£30,915
  • Shop counter£18,146
  • Wholesale£9,409
  • Marketplace£5,377
  • Subscriptions£3,360

Best sellers

ProductUnitsRevenuevs prior
Stoneware mug, sage231£4,167+12.4%
Linen tea towel, set of 2147£3,226+8.1%
Oak serving board60£2,755-2.3%
Enamel colander71£2,419+5.6%
Beeswax candle, tall139£1,949+19.2%

Revenue

Net revenue after refunds and processor fees, by channel and by site, against the same period before. Average order, gross margin from your real costs, and the best sellers that drove it.

  • Net revenue
  • Average order
  • Gross margin
  • Refunds
  • Revenue by channel
  • Best sellers

Orders

How much work came in and how fast it went out. Orders by day, time from paid to dispatched, returns, and a live list of the orders still waiting.

  • Orders
  • Dispatched on time
  • Pick to dispatch
  • Return rate
  • Time to dispatch
  • Latest orders

Ops

The things that go wrong quietly. Support tickets and first reply time, stock-outs and days of cover by location, staff hours, and every alert that fired.

  • Support tickets
  • First reply
  • Stock-outs
  • Staff hours
  • Stock cover by location
  • Alerts

What happens when you are not looking at it

A dashboard nobody opens is a dashboard nobody needs. Most of Halvard's value arrives in your inbox and your team chat.

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Alerts with a sense of normal

Pick a number and Halvard suggests a range from the same weekday and hour over your last eight weeks. The message goes to the person or channel who owns it, with today’s figure and the usual range side by side.

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The Monday digest

At 7am every Monday, last week on one page: the five numbers you picked, green or red, with one line on what moved them. People who never open a dashboard read this.

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Share without a seat

Send a read-only link to an investor, a landlord or a site manager. Links can expire, hide revenue, or show one site only. They never use a seat.

Set up in the time it takes to eat lunch

Four steps, most of them waiting for a sign-in screen.

Read the setup guide
  • Connect your tools 10 min

    Sign in to your shop, till, payment processor or accounts and approve read-only access. Most tools take two minutes.

  • Pick a starting dashboard 5 min

    Revenue, Orders and Ops come ready-made for your kind of business. Keep the tiles you want, delete the rest.

  • Set one alert 3 min

    Choose the number you would want a phone call about. Halvard suggests a threshold from your own last eight weeks.

  • Share the Monday view 2 min

    Invite the team, or send a read-only link. The digest email lands every Monday at 7am with last week on one page.

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