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The Sales tab is the operating workspace for orders. It combines financial performance, open order work, customer signals, pull sessions, returns, and shipping mix. Hoard Sales tab showing revenue chart, monthly breakdown, and fee tracking

Overview

The Overview starts with the cards most useful during the day:
CardWhat it tells you
Sales TodayToday’s revenue and order count, with month-to-date revenue in the subtext
Open OrdersOrders and cards still waiting to be packed
Needs PullWhether a pull session is active, and how many orders it contains
Returns / RefundsRefund count, refunded revenue, and 7-day refund rate
Feedback ScoreYour average TCGplayer feedback rating over the last 100 ratings, with repeat buyers this month in the subtext. Turns amber when a sub-5 rating arrives in the last 7 days.
Shipping MixHow many recent orders are tracked versus PWE
Below that, the business strip keeps the longer-range metrics: all-time gross, total orders, average order value, trend, and fee rate. The chart and monthly table still show gross sales, net sales after fees, refunds, and order history over time. Click any Overview card to open the related workspace. For example, Open Orders opens Orders, Needs Pull opens Pulls, and Returns / Refunds opens Returns. All daily and month-to-date numbers use your account timezone.

Subtabs

  • Overview shows the daily order desk plus historical sales chart
  • Orders lists imported TCGplayer orders
  • Customers shows repeat buyers, customer lifetime value, notes, and order history
  • Pulls starts and manages Visual Pull sessions for open orders
  • Returns shows refund orders, repeat refunders, and a restock pull sheet

Orders workspace

The Orders subtab is the manager view for TCGplayer orders. It includes:
  • Search by order number or buyer
  • Status, shipping, date, and Pull session filters
  • A shipping mix widget with Today, 24h, 7d, 30d, and 90d shortcuts
  • Pull links for orders that belong to a Visual Pull session
  • An Unassign action when an order needs to be removed from a pull and made eligible for a future session
Shipping-period shortcuts are included in the URL, so you can bookmark a view like “today’s tracked/PWE mix” and open it later with the same time filter.

Customers workspace

The Customers subtab is your buyer intelligence dashboard. The stat row across the top shows:
TileWhat it tells you
Total CustomersUnique buyers in the period
Repeat RatePercent of buyers with more than one order
Total RevenueSum of order totals (refunded orders count as $0)
Avg FeedbackYour average TCGplayer feedback rating for the period, with rating count and response rate in the label (e.g. 47 ratings (95.9%) → 4.91). High score with a low response rate is still good — any feedback at all is a win.
Top 10 = N% of RevenueWhat share of revenue comes from your top 10 buyers, with a Pareto bar
Below that, the customer list shows tier, lifetime value, last order date, notes, and a slide-out with full order history per buyer. Use the All / Repeat / VIP filters to narrow the list. Free plan shows the last 90 days. Upgrade to Pro for full history.

Pulls workspace

The Pulls subtab shows the active pull session, a card-based progress bar, completed game queues, and a history table with per-pull stats. Use it to start the next fixed pull, open the QR cover sheet, or inspect how the last pull went.

Metrics tracked

MetricWhat it means
Gross SalesTotal revenue before fees and refunds
Net SalesRevenue after fees and refunds
Total FeesTCGplayer marketplace fees
Order CountNumber of orders in the period
Shipping AmountShipping charges collected
Refund AmountTotal refunded to buyers
Refunded OrdersNumber of refunded orders
AdjustmentsTCGplayer adjustments (credits, corrections)

How sales data is collected

Hoard downloads TCGplayer’s Seller Sales Report CSV for each month:
  1. Current month — refreshed every sync (month-to-date)
  2. Historical months — backfilled 2 months per sync cycle until complete
After a few sync cycles, you’ll have complete sales data going back several months.

Sales chart

The chart shows a visual breakdown of sales over time, so you can spot trends in revenue, fees, refunds, and net income.
Sales report import is non-fatal. If it fails, inventory sync still completes. Historical data backfills automatically over subsequent syncs.