• Track and analyze checkout trends on a weekly basis to identify anomalies.
• Create a dedicated Google Sheet for logging weekly checkout data.
• Notify you of significant deviations in checkouts compared to the average.

About this flow:

This flow is designed to help you track and analyze checkout trends by collecting data from Google Analytics and logging it into a Google Sheets spreadsheet. Every week, it retrieves the total checkout count from the previous month and calculates the average checkouts per week. If there are any significant deviations from this average, it sends you a notification, ensuring you're always informed about your sales performance. By maintaining this data in a spreadsheet, you can easily reference historical trends and optimize your strategies accordingly.

The Issue:

You might run into a challenge where you aren't fully aware of how your checkout trends change week by week. Sometimes, fluctuations can indicate a problem, and if you're unaware of these deviations, you could face missed revenue opportunities. It's crucial to monitor your checkout trends closely to understand your sales performance and react promptly to any anomalies.

The Solution:

This flow helps solve the problem by automating the process of tracking your weekly checkouts. By connecting to Google Analytics, it retrieves last month’s checkout data and computes the average. It then logs this information into a designated Google Sheets file. When this week’s checkout numbers show a significant deviation from the average, you get an alert via notifications. This means you can keep a close eye on trends without manually checking analytics constantly.

The Results:

• Receive timely notifications whenever there are abnormal checkout levels.
• Maintain an organized record of weekly checkout data for easy analysis.
• Easily identify trends to adjust marketing or sales strategies as needed.
• Ensure proactive measures against declining performance.