Average order value (AOV) by marketing channel (last 30 days)
Average order value (AOV) by marketing channel (last 30 days)
What you’ll learn: Which marketing channels drive higher-value orders. Channels with high AOV may warrant more budget even if volume is lower; low-AOV channels might need different offer strategies.
Revenue in the last 30 days from customers who have ever had a subscription
Revenue in the last 30 days from customers who have ever had a subscription
What you’ll learn: How much of your recent revenue comes from customers with subscription history (even if they’re not currently subscribed). Helps quantify the long-term value of your subscription program.
Refund rate by marketing channel (last 90 days)
Refund rate by marketing channel (last 90 days)
What you’ll learn: Which marketing channels have higher refund rates—by order count and by revenue. High refund rates may indicate mismatched expectations from certain ad campaigns or audiences.
Distribution of orders and revenue by sales channel (last 30 days)
Distribution of orders and revenue by sales channel (last 30 days)
What you’ll learn: How your orders and revenue are distributed across different sales channels (online, POS, wholesale, etc.). Useful for understanding channel mix and identifying growth opportunities.
Return rate by month (Loop Returns)
Return rate by month (Loop Returns)
What you’ll learn: The share of valid Shopify orders that had a return, by month. Loop Returns integration required. Joins
fct_returns against obt_orders for the full order population denominator.Net return cost by channel (Loop Returns)
Net return cost by channel (Loop Returns)
What you’ll learn: Which marketing channels drive the highest return costs. Helps identify whether certain acquisition channels attract customers with higher return propensity. Loop Returns integration required.
Return outcome breakdown (Loop Returns)
Return outcome breakdown (Loop Returns)
What you’ll learn: How customers resolve returns — refund, exchange, store credit, or upsell. Exchange-heavy return programs retain more revenue than refund-heavy ones. Loop Returns integration required.
Return-order exposure by product (Loop Returns)
Return-order exposure by product (Loop Returns)
What you’ll learn: Which products appear most often on orders that later had a Loop return. This is an order-level exposure view, not returned-item attribution; use it to find products worth deeper returns review.
Related Categories
Back to the SQL Query Library.Products
Break down order and revenue trends by product mix.
Customers & Retention
Segment order outcomes by first-time vs repeat behavior.
Marketing & Ads
Compare channel investment to realized revenue outcomes.

