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Northstar Shop / Decision review

Completed-order overview

Does the supplied April–May extract support expanding the initiative? Read the totals alongside channel composition, small groups and delivery coverage.

Fixture edition 2026-10-15.5
Static learning snapshot · Not a live feed
Definitions & limits

Completed-order value

Completed orders

Average order value

Completed value ÷ completed orders

Delivery measurement coverage

Completed value by month

EUR · Zero baseline

Bar lengths compare the displayed values. Labels give the exact totals; the scale adjusts to this view.

AOV by channel

EUR per completed order · Group sizes shown

Overall AOV uses order-count weights. It is not the equal average of channel AOVs.

Read the context

What the selected view shows

Before recommending expansion

  • April store has n=2 and includes verified order A020 at €1,000. Retain it in baseline results.
  • Store’s share changes from 10% to 90% across April and May. Both channel AOVs fall.
  • Costs, margins, experiment allocation and longer history are absent. This snapshot does not establish profit or causation.
Inspect underlying completed orders
OrderDateChannelValue (EUR)Delivery days

Definitions & limits

Source: Module 4’s verified fictional extract, reproduced unchanged. One row represents one order. Date window: 1 April to 31 May 2026; observed order dates end on each month’s 22nd. This is the complete supplied fixture, not proof of complete company activity.

Cards and charts use verified completed orders. Returned and cancelled orders are excluded from value, order count and AOV. AOV = sum of completed-order values ÷ completed-order count. Values are EUR, not cents or profit.

Only May has a supplied prior-month baseline (April) for the same channel selection. April lacks March. The combined period lacks a prior two-month window. A zero baseline makes relative change unavailable.

Delivery mean uses measured completed orders only. Blank duration is missing, never zero; a known numeric zero would be retained. Coverage = measured completed orders ÷ all selected completed orders. Seven completed durations are missing across the fixture. The empty practice option is a testing scenario.

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