O2VEND Sales Order Summary Report | Monthly Sales Analysis
How Sales Order Analysis Works in O2VEND
Analyze sales orders in O2VEND with month-wise, day-wise, and order-wise drill-down reports. Track revenue trends, identify peak sales days, and export reports easily.
The Sales Order Summary Report in O2VEND helps businesses analyze sales order performance using month-wise, day-wise, and order-wise drill-down reports. With interactive charts and tables, this report makes it easy to track revenue trends, identify peak sales periods, audit individual sales orders, and export data for accounting and management review.
Used by retail and restaurant businesses to monitor daily and monthly sales performance. This report helps identify peak sales months, low-performing days, and high-value orders for better business decisions.
Why use this report?
- Instantly see monthly and daily sales trends
- Drill down to individual sales orders (bill-wise)
- Identify peak revenue months & zero-sales days
- Export sales data for audit and reconciliation -
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Analyze monthly sales trends, generate order summaries, and make data-driven business decisions — all in one platform.
Report Access Path
O2VEND back office -> Reports -> Order Reports -> Sales Order Summary
Filters and Controls
Date Range Selection
- From Date / To Date: Defines the reporting period
- Common usage includes financial year selection (e.g., 1 Apr – 31 Mar)
Branch Filter
- Consolidated: Combines sales order data from all branches
- Individual branch selection enables branch-level analysis
Actions
- Export All: Downloads report data for offline use
- Print: Generates a print-friendly report view
How the Sales Order Summary Report Works
The Sales Order Summary Report is structured into three analytical levels:
- Month-wise Sales Summary
- Day-wise Sales Summary
- Order-wise (Bill-wise) Sales Summary
Each level supports click-based drill-down navigation.
Month-wise Sales Order Summary (Revenue Trend View)
Consolidated view of sales orders across a selected date range. Use Date Range and Branch filters to analyze sales for specific periods or locations.
Chart Explanation
- X-axis: Months within the selected date range
- Y-axis: Total sales order amount (₹)
- Each bar represents total sales value for a month
Each bar represents total sales for the selected period. Higher bars indicate stronger sales performance.

Table Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Date | Month and year |
| Amount | Total sales order value for the month |
Business Insights
- Identifies peak and low-performing months
- Highlights seasonal demand patterns
- Supports monthly revenue tracking and forecasting
Action: Selecting a month drills down to day-wise sales details.
Day-wise Sales Order Summary
This view appears after selecting a specific month. Click a day to view order-wise (bill-wise) details.

Chart Explanation
- X-axis: Individual dates of the selected month
- Y-axis: Sales order amount per day
Table Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Date | Exact transaction date |
| Amount | Total sales value recorded on that date |
Business Insights
- Identifies daily sales spikes
- Highlights non-operational or zero-sales days
- Supports campaign and promotion performance analysis
Action: Selecting a date drills down to order-wise details.
Sales Order-wise (Bill-wise) Summary
This is the most detailed level of the report. Use the Back button to return to summary view.

Chart Explanation
- Each bar represents a unique sales order number
- Bar height reflects the order value
Table Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Number | Sales order / bill number |
| Party | Customer, POS, or branch name |
| Amount | Sales order value |
Related Topics
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does the Sales Order Summary Report show?
It shows consolidated sales order values with month-wise, day-wise, and order-wise drill-down views.
Can I export the Sales Order Summary Report?
Yes, you can export the report using the Export All option for offline analysis.
Can I view branch-wise sales?
Yes, you can switch between Consolidated and individual branch views.