> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.depict.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Weekly Reports

> The Weekly Reports page: top products by clicks, add-to-carts and orders, the needs-attention lists, and CSV export.

The **Weekly Reports** page summarizes product performance over a period:
which products were clicked, added to cart and ordered the most, and which
products deserve a merchandising change.

Open it from the **Weekly report** card on the Home page's **Overview** tab
(**Open report →**). It has no entry in the sidebar.

## Limits and behavior

* The period is set with the period picker: **1D**, **7D**, **30D** (the
  default) or **Custom**. Presets are whole days ending today, and the
  selected period carries over to the other pages of the app.
* Every change percentage compares the selected period with the previous
  period of the same length.
* For the first 7 days after install, the page shows that it is collecting
  your first report data. Change percentages show a placeholder until a full
  previous period of data exists.
* CSV export includes up to 20,000 products; if more exist, the export stops
  there and says so.

## Top products

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</Frame>

Three ranked lists for the selected period:

| List | Ranked by |
| - | - |
| Most Clicked | Product clicks |
| Most Added to Cart | Add-to-carts |
| Most Ordered | Orders |

Each row shows the product's count and its change versus the previous
period; hover the change to see the previous period's count. The lists load
more products as you scroll, and a product's title opens it on the
[Products](/shopify-lite/product-analytics) page.

## Need attention

Two lists suggest concrete merchandising moves, switchable with the
**Bring up / Take action** toggle (Bring up is shown first):

| View | Shows | Suggested action |
| - | - | - |
| Bring up | Products that sell (at least one order) but sit in the lower 70% of a collection | Move them up — pin or boost them |
| Take action | Products in the top 10% of a collection that barely sell | Move them down, change their image, or unpin them |

Each list shows up to 10 products with their **Performance Score** — the
product's sales compared with the period's best seller, on a 0–10 scale — and
their **Position** in the collection that put them on the list. Hover a
product for its clicks, adds to cart and orders; expand a row to see every
collection holding it, with the suggested move in each.

Only collections you merchandise count: Shopify's automatic "All" collection
and collections holding almost the whole catalog are left out. Products that
can't be added to cart are left off both lists, and when the period ends
today, out-of-stock products are hidden too.

Positions are changed in the [collection editor](/shopify-lite/collections)
— pin the product or adjust the sort order.

<Note>
  The **Needs attention** card on the Home page uses the same rules, but shows
  only the Bring up list, for the latest full Monday–Sunday week.
</Note>

## Exporting

The **Export as CSV** button next to the period picker downloads every
product's row for the selected period, sorted by clicks: clicks, add-to-carts
and orders with their previous-period values, the click-through, add-to-cart
and order rates, the performance score, publish dates, and the collections
holding the product (up to the 20,000-product cap).


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