The Sales Dashboard is your one-stop view of how a brand or store group is performing on YUMBI or other integrated channels like 3rd party aggregators. It brings together data that used to live across three separate reports (Monthly Orders, Order Summary, and Order Details) into a single screen, so you can quickly answer:
How much revenue and how many orders came through in a given period?
Is that better or worse than a comparable period?
Where is that volume coming from (stores, channels, platforms, payment methods, days/hours)?
What does the order-by-order detail look like for a single store?
Watch a short video on the Sales Dashboard below.
This report can be found on the left-hand navigation panel of YUMBI Reports under the Sales tab, called Sales Dashboard. Alternatively, click here to access the report directly.
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Getting started: the filter bar
At the top of the dashboard you'll find the filters that control everything below:
Filter
What it does
Date Range
The main period you're analyzing. Defaults to the last 30 full days.
Compare To
Tick this to compare your selected period against a prior one (see below).
Source
Narrow to a single order source (YUMBI, UberEats, Mr D, Yango). Defaults to all.
Brand
Multi-select filter by brand. Defaults to all.
Platform
App, Phone, or Website. Defaults to all.
Order Type
Filter by fulfilment type: Collect (In-Store), Delivery, Dine-In, To-Go, Kerbside. Defaults to all orders, and applies to every number on the page.
Restaurant
Multi-select store filter (depends on Brand selected). Narrowing to exactly one store switches the grid at the bottom into a detailed drill-down (see "Looking at a single store" below).
Figure 2
Comparing periods
Tick the Compare To box to view the comparison options:
Compare against
Choose a preset (Previous period, Previous period matched by day of week, Previous year, Previous year matched by day of week) or select Custom to pick your own comparison window.
Comparison Range
The actual dates being compared against; this fills in automatically based on your chosen preset, or you can set it manually.
Like-for-like
When ticked, the comparison only includes stores that were trading in both periods. This is useful if you've opened or closed stores recently and want an apples-to-apples comparison rather than having new/closed stores skew the numbers. (Not available when viewing hourly data, since it only makes sense across day/week/month views.)
When comparison mode is on, you'll see a banner showing both date ranges, and the KPI tiles, Sales Breakdown, and Orders & Revenue chart will all show a "vs previous" comparison.
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KPI tiles
Total Orders
Number of successful orders in the selected period.
Total Revenue
Net sales, including VAT.
Average Spend
Net revenue divided by successful orders.
Active Restaurants
Distinct stores that transacted at least once.
Acceptance Rate
Successful orders as a percentage of all orders received (the change shown is in percentage points, not a percentage change)
Figure 4
Sales Breakdown and the Orders & Revenue chart
Below the KPI tiles are two side-by-side panels:
Sales Breakdown
Displays a running summary of your sales figures for the selected date range. The breakdown provides an overview of your revenue by category, allowing you to quickly understand how your total sales are calculated and how discounts impact your overall revenue.
It includes the following metrics:
Product Sales
Total value of all menu items sold.
Delivery Fees
Total delivery charges paid by customers.
Driver Tips
Total tips paid to delivery drivers.
Gross Sales
Total of Product Sales, Delivery Fees, and Driver Tips before discounts.
Discounts
Total discounts applied to orders, shown as a negative value.
Net Sales
Gross Sales after discounts have been deducted.
Orders & Revenue chart
An interactive line chart that displays order volume or revenue trends over the selected date range. This chart helps you identify sales patterns, peak trading periods, and changes in performance over time.
Metric
Choose whether to display Revenue or Orders.
Granularity
View the data by Hour, Day, Week, or Month. The system automatically selects the most appropriate granularity based on your chosen date range, but you can manually change it at any time to view the data at a different level of detail.
When comparing periods, a dashed line overlays the chart to show the equivalent period side by side.
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More insights (click to expand)
Click More insights to reveal additional breakdowns for the current period (these aren't affected by period comparison):
Order Volume heatmap
A day-by-hour grid showing when your orders happen. Toggle between Avg (average orders per cell) and Range (peak orders per cell). Hover any cell for the exact figures.
Acceptance Channel
How orders were accepted: POS Integrated, GSM Printer, Order Up (tablet), or Failed. Click through for more details in the Order Submission Flow report.
Source
Split of orders across YUMBI, UberEats, Mr D, and Yango.
Platform
Split across App, Phone, and Website.
Delivery / Collect
Fulfilment split, with Collect further broken down into In-Store, Kerbside, To-Go, and Dine-In.
Payment Methods
Pay Online, Card on Delivery, Pay in Store, Cash on Delivery (shown as a share of net sales).
Tender Types
Online Card Payment, Payment Voucher, Discount Voucher (Discount Voucher is shown as a positive share for easy comparison, but represents a reduction in revenue).
Each of these tiles has an expand icon to view it full-size with a legend and tooltips. See the green arrow in Figure 5.
Figure 6
Store Performance grid
Below the charts is a table listing every store matching your filters. Use the dropdown at the top-right of the table to switch between three views:
Order counts and share by fulfilment/channel type.
Payment Types
Net amounts by payment method
You can search, sort by column, and export the current view via Copy or CSV.
Click any store row to drill into that store.
Looking at a single store
When you filter down to exactly one restaurant (either by using the Restaurant filter or by clicking the store name displayed in the Store Performance grid), the grid changes and provides further order-detailed views for that store:
Summary By Date
This section gives a high-level view of orders placed over a specific time period. This is useful for identifying patterns or trends in order volume and revenue on a daily basis.
Figure 7
Each row represents a different date and includes the following information:
Date
The specific calendar date and day of the week the orders were placed.
Orders
The number of orders placed on that day.
Product Sales
The total value of products ordered (excluding delivery fees, tips, and discounts).
Discounts
The total value of any discounts applied.
Delivery Fee
The total delivery fee charged for that day’s orders.
Driver Tip
The amount tipped to drivers by customers.
Net Sales
The total after discounts, excluding prepaid payments.
Prepaid
The portion of the order amount that was prepaid by customers.
Outstanding
The amount still owed or pending, often due to cash payments or order issues.
Summary By Delivery Zone
The Summary by Delivery Zone helps you understand how different geographic zones are performing. This is particularly helpful if your restaurant operates in areas with varying delivery ranges or charges.
Figure 8
Details include:
Delivery Zone
The defined area/radius in which deliveries were made.
Deliveries
The total number of orders delivered within that zone.
Product Sales
The combined value of products sold within the zone.
Delivery Fee
The total delivery fees collected.
Driver Tip
The sum of tips received by drivers in that zone.
Itemised Orders
The Itemised Orders section provides a detailed view of individual transactions.
Figure 9
For each order, the following details are displayed:
Order#
Order Reference Number.
Time
The date and time the customer successfully placed the order.
Source
Indicates where the order originated, such as the YUMBI, Uber, Mr D or Yango, or another integrated ordering channel.
Platform
Identifies the device or operating system used to place the order, for example, Web, Android, or iOS.
Fulfilment
Displays how the customer chose to receive their order, such as Collection, Delivery, or Dine-In.
Acceptance
Displays the device or system on which the order was accepted, such as the POS, Order Up, or YUMBI Printer.
Payment
Indicates the payment method used for the order, such as Online Payment, Cash on Collection, Cash on Delivery, Card on Collection, or another available payment option.
Total
The total value of the order, including the cost of items and any applicable fees or discounts.
To return to the multi-store view, click the Clear store filter × chip. See the green arrow in Figure 7.
Common questions
Q: How do I compare this month to last month?
Tick Compare To, set "Compare against" to Previous Period, and make sure your Date Range covers the current month.
Q: Why don't my numbers match last month exactly when I toggle Like-for-like?
Like-for-like excludes stores that weren't trading in both periods, so if you opened or closed a store recently, the totals will differ from the standard (non-like-for-like) view — this is intentional, to give you an apples-to-apples comparison.
Q: Can I see data for a specific delivery zone?
Yes, filter to a single restaurant, then check the Summary By Delivery Zone table (only available for stores with zone-labelled deliveries).
Q: Can I export this data?
Yes, every grid on the page (Store Performance, and each of the Order Details tables) has Copy and CSV export buttons.