Overview
In this guide, we will show you how to run reports within your account.
Running Reports
1. Click Dashboard (left menu) > Reports > Overview:
2. On the Reports page, you will see different sections, for different reporting areas. These include:
- Inventory Reports
- Amazon FBA Reports
- Batch/EOD Order and Courier Reports
- Accounting Reports
3. Select the report you wish to run
4. On the
Report page, add any filters (if required) and view the data. This can then be exported to CSV by clicking
(top right).
Need more help?
If you need more help, no problem. Please raise via our 3PL Ticket Desk, and the Team will be happy to help.
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