Open Analytics in the Genlook app. It has two views, Overview for the numbers and Activity for the individual try-ons, with a shared date range selector that includes a Current billing period option so you can line the numbers up with your plan usage.
Try-ons, revenue, and conversion update live; the remaining stats refresh hourly.
Revenue and attribution
The headline card answers the question you installed the app for: how much revenue did try-on drive?
An order is attributed when the shopper ran a try-on before buying, within the attribution window you choose on the card. Two controls let you decide how strict to be:
- Attribution window: how long after a try-on a purchase still counts.
- Counted value: whether an attributed order counts in full, or only the products the shopper actually tried on.
Alongside revenue you get a conversion rate card comparing shoppers who tried on against your baseline, and a leads card counting the emails collected in the try-on flow (see email collection).
Start with the defaults, and tighten Counted value to tried-on products only when you want the most conservative possible number, for example to make the business case internally.
Engagement
The engagement row tracks how shoppers use the widget:
- Total Try-Ons and Unique Shoppers over the selected range.
- Widget Open Rate: how many product page visitors open the try-on widget.
- Try-ons per shopper, Came back for more (shoppers who returned for another session), and Identified shoppers (try-ons linked to a known customer or collected email).
Below it, a trend chart plots daily try-ons against attributed orders, and panels break the numbers down by most tried-on products, shoppers, countries, and sharing activity.
The most tried-on products table is merchandising signal, not just a leaderboard: products with many try-ons but few orders may have a price, sizing, or photography problem worth a look.
Activity
Switch to Activity for the individual try-on feed: each try-on with its product, filterable by product and by All shoppers / Identified. It is the fastest way to sanity-check that everything works after install, and to see in concrete terms what shoppers are trying on right now.
The home page of the app also shows a compact live pulse of today’s try-ons.
Beyond the dashboard
- Try-on activity can flow into your marketing stack in real time: see integrations for Shopify Flow, Klaviyo, segments, and webhooks.
- In-store QR try-ons get their own performance panel on the In-store page.
