In your product dashboard, you can get a detailed overview of all products in your store that contain review attributes such as total # of reviews, ratings, and last reviewed date. The insights here can help you to analyze the products in terms of reviews and make better business decisions. Follow this guide to learn more!
In This Guide
- Navigating to the Products Dashboard
- Overview
- Filter Products with Rating and Reviews
- Sort Products by Latest Reviewed, Total Reviews, and Ratings
- Export Products to analyze Reviews and Rating Breakdown
Navigating to the Products Dashboard
From the Stamped dashboard, click on the Products tab.
- Dashboard link - https://go.stamped.io/v3/#/products
Overview
Products are automatically added to the Stamped dashboard when a product receives any new User Generated Content (review, checkout-comment, questions, etc.). If you would like to add new products to the Stamped dashboard before they have collected any reviews, please reach out to our support team (support@stamped.io) and we'd be happy to help!
In the Products tab of your Stamped dashboard, you will see a list of all your products that have received UGC with their average rating, the total number of reviews, and the last review date next to it. You also have the search option if you are looking for a specific product. You can also Sort and apply Filters using various attributes, or use the Export option to extract the data in a CSV file for further analysis.
Filter Products with Ratings and Reviews
Once you are in the Product tab, you can filter the products using the Ratings and Reviews count.
Sort Products by Latest Reviewed, Total Reviews, and Ratings
You can Sort the Products which received the latest review, by most or least reviews and by highest or lowest ratings.
Export Products to analyze Reviews and Rating Breakdown
You can now export the Product list with the reviews and rating breakdown in a CSV file which can help you to perform a detailed analysis. Just click on the Export icon on the top and the CSV file will be downloaded.
Here's an example of how your exported CSV file will be formatted:
Related to