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Analytics

A deep-dive into Prediko Analytics suite

Written by Amar Sujith

📊 Analytics Dashboards

The Analytics and Reports -> Analytics tab in Prediko gives you a flexible way to build your own dashboards and track the metrics that matter most to your business.

Instead of relying on fixed reports, you can create custom dashboards tailored to your workflows, whether that’s monitoring sales performance, tracking inventory movement, or analyzing stock health.


✨ Why use Analytics Dashboards?

Analytics dashboards are designed to help you:

  • Monitor key metrics in one place

  • Build different views for different teams (e.g., Sales, Inventory, Finance)

  • Spot trends quickly with visual charts

  • Drill down into data to understand what’s driving changes

Think of it as your command center for daily decision-making.


🧱 Create a Dashboard

You can create as many dashboards as you need.

To create a new dashboard:

  1. Go to Analytics & Reports → Analytics

  2. Click New Dashboard

  3. Enter a name (e.g., “Sales Overview”, “Stock Health”)

  4. Click Save

Your new dashboard will open as a blank canvas where you can start adding widgets. You can create as many dashboards as you want :)


📈 Add Content (Widget)

Content or Widgets are the building blocks of your dashboard. Each widget represents a metric visualized as a chart.


To add a widget:

  1. Click Add Content

  2. Choose a Chart Type

    • Bar chart

    • Column chart

    • Pie chart

    • and more.


  3. Select a Data Source

    • Inventory

    • Sales

    • Stock Health

    • Weekly Stock Snapshots

    • and more.

  4. Choose your Metric(s)
    Examples:

    • Average units per order

    • Average selling price per unit

    • Net quantity sold (after returns)


  5. Set Breakdown or Grouping

    • Category

    • Location

  6. Set granularity:

    • Daily

    • Weekly

    • Monthly

    • Quarterly


  7. Choose Nesting preference

    • If you want to have the ability to tap on your chart to view nested data (i.e., Category → Product)


  8. Apply Filters (optional)

    Example: Filter by location, product type, or timeframe

  9. Add a Title & Description (recommended for clarity)

  10. Click Save

Your widget will now appear on the dashboard.


🧩 Customize Dashboard Layout

You can freely arrange your dashboard to match how you think.


To customize layout:

  • Drag & drop widgets to reposition them

  • Resize widgets by dragging the corners

  • Organize widgets by priority (e.g., top = most important metrics)

This lets you create dashboards that are:

  • Clean and readable

  • Focused on key KPIs

  • Easy to scan daily


🔍 Drill Down into Data

Each widget supports drill-down, so you can explore data at a deeper level.


Example flow:

  1. View Stock on Hand by Location

  2. Click into a specific location

  3. See breakdown by Product

  4. Click a product to view SKU-level details

This helps you move from:
→ High-level overview
→ Specific insight
→ Actionable detail


❓ FAQs

Can I create multiple dashboards?

Yes. You can create unlimited dashboards for different use cases or teams.


What data sources are available?

You can build widgets using:

  • Incoming Inventory

  • Inventory over time

  • Forecasted Stock

  • Purchase Orders Delivery Schedule

  • Sales

  • Stock Health

  • Weekly Stock Snapshots


Can I customize each widget?

Yes. Every widget can be customized with:

  • Chart type

  • Metrics

  • Grouping

  • Granularity

  • Filters

  • Title & description


Can I rearrange widgets later?

Absolutely. You can drag, drop, and resize widgets anytime.


How is this different from Reports?

Reports are more structured and predefined. Whereas Analytics dashboards are fully customizable and flexible, built for daily monitoring and exploration.


💡 Common Use Cases

Here are a few ways teams typically use dashboards:


Sales Dashboard

  • Revenue trends (daily/weekly)

  • Average order value

  • Units per order

Inventory Dashboard

  • Stock on hand by location

  • Low stock alerts

  • Inventory distribution

Stock Health Dashboard

  • Dead stock value

  • Fast vs slow-moving products

  • Sell-through trends

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