The Shopify Fulfillment Report indicates the flow of orders from packed to shipped. It gives important metrics such as the number of orders shipped, pending, and financial status of each order. These insights allow you to identify problems such as delayed or split shipments at an early stage of your Shopify Reports. Tools like Mipler can automate and expand these reports, transforming the raw data into helpful analytics.
Why the Shopify Fulfillment Report is Important
Fulfillment reports highlight operational concerns. They mark late or backlogged orders so that you can fix them quickly. Frequent monitoring of delivery data will allow you to spot and resolve fulfillment issues early on. Early detection of issues (such as Unfulfilled Orders or Orders Pending Fulfillment) means happier customers and reduced chaos. In other words, this data is where good fulfillment management begins.
Benefits of the Shopify Fulfillment Report
- Spot delays early: See orders pending fulfillment so you can re-route or expedite them.
- Segment customer data: Group customers by behavior or demographics to create more targeted promotions.
- Manage split shipments: Identify multi-package orders to ensure every part is delivered.
- Analyze shipping metrics: Use Shopify’s built-in Fulfillment, Shipping, and Delivery Times report to track average delivery time and on-time rate.
- Improve customer satisfaction: Fixing fulfillment problems ensures orders arrive on time, keeping customers happy.
How the Shopify Fulfillment Report Helps You
It displays the daily counts of orders packed vs. shipped, average delivery time, and partially fulfilled orders. If an order is split (some items now, some later), the report includes both shipments so that nothing is forgotten. This understanding allows you to solve actual problems (such as stock shortages) before the customers become aware of them.
Create a Shopify Fulfillment Report with Mipler
Mipler makes generating this report quick and simple. Just follow these steps:
- Open Mipler in your Shopify admin (after installing the app).
- Choose one of the Fulfillment Reports
Navigate to Mipler’s Report and Dashboard Library and look for the category labeled Shopify Fulfillment Reports. Inside, you’ll find the five key reports that make up your main fulfillment overview: - Shipping Report: Tracks when, how, and where orders are shipped - includes carrier, cost, and delivery status. Ideal for reviewing shipping performance.
- Order Pending Fulfillment: Shows lists of paid orders that have not been sent to fulfillment yet. Helps spot bottlenecks early.
- Unfulfilled Orders: Displays all orders that are overdue or delayed and have not been processed. Helpful in identifying problems in your fulfillment pipeline.
- Fulfilled Orders: Shows orders that were successfully shipped. Ideal for monitoring the rate of delivery and post-fulfillment patterns.
- Products Orders: Breaks down how individual products are being fulfilled – what’s selling quickly, what’s backordered, and where inventory may be low.
- Select your date range (e.g., today, last 7 days, last month).
- Apply filters if needed – for example, filter to see Shopify Fulfillment Report in less than 24 hours for a specific product, collection, or region.
- Run the report to instantly view any report related to the Fulfillment Report in Shopify and check your hour-by-hour breakdown of order performance. You’ll get a table of every hour (00:00 to 23:00) with metrics like shipping status, fulfillment dates, net/gross sales, discount values, etc.
Automate Your Shopify Fulfillment Report to Optimize Your Store
For ongoing insights, you can automate the report. Mipler allows you to schedule the Shopify Fulfillment Report to be emailed to you (and your team) automatically. Set it to send you a report every morning with yesterday’s hourly sales breakdown. You can also schedule weekly or monthly summaries. Automation ensures your hourly sales data is always at your fingertips without manual effort.
Important
Shopify’s native reports cannot create a useful fulfillment dashboard. Only the Mipler app can bring all these metrics under one umbrella. This Fulfillment Report on Shopify is unique to Mipler’s advanced reporting – no other Shopify tool provides this all-in-one view.
FAQ
What is a Shopify Fulfillment Report?
A Shopify Fulfillment Report shows how your orders are being fulfilled. It displays number of orders awaiting fulfillment, packed, shipped, and delivered. Think of it as your fulfillment management dashboard, summing up the status and pace of your deliveries.
What metrics are shown in the fulfillment report?
It includes the number of orders fulfilled (shipped), pending fulfillment, and average order value. Shopify’s Fulfillment and Shipping report provides a breakdown of each item. You’ll also see if any orders are partially fulfilled or backlogged.
How do I customize or automate fulfillment reports?
Using apps like Mipler allows you to add custom fields or filters (for example, by product or location) and schedule the report to run automatically. Try Mipler’s Shopify Custom Reports for tools to create and automate the specific report you want.
How do fulfillment reports help reduce shipping delays?
They show you where the delays are so that you can fix them. For example, if one fulfillment center has slower pack times, the report will reflect this. If an order’s shipping date is behind, you’ll notice and can rush it. These issues can be identified early by fulfillment reports and their orders can be kept flowing smoothly.
