CSV / Excel / JSON upload
WooCommerce sales reports, explained every morning
Export a CSV or Excel file from WooCommerce and upload it — DawnPulse reads your orders, revenue, products, and refunds, then tells you each morning what changed, why, and what to do. No plugins to install, no database access to grant.
What your morning briefing covers
- Revenue and order volume against your own baseline
- Average order value and items per order
- Best- and worst-selling products, week over week
- Refund and coupon impact on net revenue
- Slow multi-week sales declines a 7-day view misses
What a briefing looks like
Orders are down 15% this week, but revenue is only down 4% — average order value rose because your bundle offer is pulling customers up-market. The order decline is concentrated in your two entry-level products. Consider a threshold-free-shipping test before discounting them.
Example — your briefing is written from your own WooCommerce data.
How it works
- Export from WooCommerce. Download a CSV or Excel report (a 60–90 day window works best) — JSON works too. If you can export it, we can read it.
- Upload once, then top up weekly. DawnPulse baselines every metric against your history, flags anomalies, and cross-references your other sources for causes.
- Read one paragraph each morning. What changed, why, and what to do — delivered as a plain-English briefing. Under 60 seconds to read; zero dashboards to open.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get a WooCommerce sales report into DawnPulse?
In WooCommerce, go to Analytics → any report, set your date range (60–90 days works best), and download the CSV. Upload it to DawnPulse and your briefing starts the next morning. If you can export it, we can read it.
Does DawnPulse connect to WooCommerce directly?
Today WooCommerce works via CSV/Excel/JSON upload — the same sales data, with no plugin to install and no API keys to manage.
Can I combine WooCommerce with my ad data?
Yes. Upload Meta Ads or Google Ads exports alongside your WooCommerce report and DawnPulse cross-references ad spend with store revenue — including blended ROAS across channels.
Will it forecast my WooCommerce sales?
Yes. Key metrics get a 7-day projection with a likely range (p10–p90) built from your own sales history, so you can plan stock and spend against where revenue is heading.