The CEO needs to know “how much profit we made this month” — but the answer sits in 5 different systems. Analytics consolidates data from POS, OMS, WMS, and CRM into visual reports: revenue and orders by channel, profit analysis by product (SKU), customer retention & LTV, purchasing performance, inventory value, and cash flow — ready for every Board meeting without waiting on IT.




Metrics live in POS, the web store, warehouse, and finance — each team keeps its own spreadsheet. Leadership waits on IT for a consolidated view; by then the numbers are stale and decisions are late.
Executives get answers immediately — no report queue, no SQL, no IT dependency. Reports draw straight from the system, and switching views takes a few clicks.
Data flows directly from POS, OMS, WMS, and CRM inside one stack — no manual imports, no heavy ETL, no bolt-on BI tool. Every figure comes from the same system.
Tell GMV (value of valid orders) apart from actual revenue (delivered orders only) with Order Statistics and Revenue Statistics. View by store, order source, region, staff member, and delivery method; follow trends in daily charts.
Rank branches and stores by sales. See revenue mix from web, app, POS, marketplaces, and affiliates — know which channels fund growth so you can allocate budget with confidence.
Purchasing performance by supplier or staff member: fulfillment rate, lead time, rejection rate, and PO cancellation rate with reasons — click a figure to see each PO. Purchase price variance shows how buying prices move, with price history.
Cash flow statistics split into receipts and payments, by payment method, store, and partner (customer, supplier, staff). The Inventory Value report shows how much capital is tied up in stock at each warehouse, valued at cost.
Customer Retention report: new customers, returning customers, repeat customers, repeat purchase rate, average LTV, and the gap between purchases. Click any figure to see the customer list — no SQL needed.
From revenue, sales channels, and customer retention to purchasing, cash flow, and inventory.

Tell GMV from actual revenue — then view it by store, order source, staff member, region, and SKU.

Know which channel brings in the most money, and which customers keep coming back.

See clearly which suppliers deliver well and which buying prices are rising.

Know where money comes in and goes out — and which warehouse holds your capital in stock.
Data comes straight from the system → aggregates → visualizes → drills → exports — without IT babysitting every refresh.
Pulled directly from POS, OMS, WMS, and CRM in one system — no manual imports.
Calculate revenue, AOV, repeat purchase rate, LTV, and purchasing performance.
Interactive reports: daily charts and tables grouped by the period you choose.
Switch between views: order source, store, staff, region, SKU.
Export to Excel from supported reports for the Board meeting.
Pulled directly from POS, OMS, WMS, and CRM in one system — no manual imports.
Calculate revenue, AOV, repeat purchase rate, LTV, and purchasing performance.
Interactive reports: daily charts and tables grouped by the period you choose.
Switch between views: order source, store, staff, region, SKU.
Export to Excel from supported reports for the Board meeting.
Not just pretty charts — the right answer, on time, for the right leader.
The CEO picks a reporting period → sees revenue by store and order source, and which channels are declining. Switches to the order-source view → sees Shopee's share of revenue and orders → decides to reallocate budget to the owned channel. No PowerPoint slides needed.

The chief accountant opens Cash Flow Statistics: receipts and payments by method and by store, then split by partner to see which come from customers and which go to suppliers. At period end, they open Inventory Value to see how much capital is tied up in stock at each warehouse.

The purchasing manager opens Purchasing Performance by supplier: fulfillment rate, lead time, and rejection rate. Clicks a supplier with a long lead time to see each PO, then opens Purchase Price Variance to check whether buying prices have risen unusually.

Oviro report data isn't imported from outside — it flows directly from POS, OMS, WMS, and CRM in the same system. No separate BI tool, no complex ETL. Every figure comes from a single source, ready for Board meetings.
Consolidated reports from POS, OMS, WMS, and CRM in one system. See revenue from multiple angles, plus customer retention, purchasing performance, and inventory value — no SQL, no waiting on IT.

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