The order book

Every order links a customer, the sales rep who booked it, the shipper that delivered it and the products it contains. Orders are listed newest first with their status — sort any column or filter with the facets. Open one for its full master–detail view: line items with their quantities and line totals, the catalogue price each was struck against, the delivery and its address, and the people and companies involved.

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All orders
Value

Order analytics

Beyond the individual records, how has order volume developed over time?

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Orders per month

From order to doorstep

Every order records three dates: the day it was placed, the day the customer needed it by, and — once the parcel actually leaves the warehouse — the day it was dispatched. Two questions fall out of those. How quickly does Northwind get an order out of the door, and how often does it beat the date it promised? Orders still waiting to ship are left out of the second chart, since they have no outcome yet.

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Days to ship
Value
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Shipped on time

Who carries the freight

Three carriers deliver every order, which makes them worth comparing on two axes. How often does a carrier miss the date the customer was promised, and how much revenue does each one move month to month? The first is a question about reliability, the second about how the shipping mix has shifted.

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Late shipments by carrier
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Revenue by carrier