Products
How to transactions tab on the product detail page
The Transactions tab shows the product's recorded sales activity. It summarizes sold count and revenue, then lists transaction rows with date, reference, source, customer, item, participants, product detail, quantity, unit price, subtotal, taxes, fees, and total. This makes the product page useful for both inventory management and sales review.
The Transactions tab shows the product's recorded sales activity. It summarizes sold count and revenue, then lists transaction rows with date, reference, source, customer, item, participants, product detail, quantity, unit price, subtotal, taxes, fees, and total. This makes the product page useful for both inventory management and sales review.
Transactions tab on the product detail page
The Transactions tab shows the product's recorded sales activity. It summarizes sold count and revenue, then lists transaction rows with date, reference, source, customer, item, participants, product detail, quantity, unit price, subtotal, taxes, fees, and total. This makes the product page useful for both inventory management and sales review.
- Transactions include sales from the booking site, POS checkout, and standalone product purchase flows.
- Use the source and reference columns to understand where the sale came from.
- Use quantity, unit price, taxes, fees, and total to audit how the product is performing financially.
Tips
- Use the catalog table for quick status and stock review, then open the detail page when you need transactions or option-level inventory controls.
- Use the side panel for general product setup and the Stock and Rates tab for advanced variant-based inventory.
- If a product should disappear when unavailable, review both the out-of-stock behavior and the channel-specific hide settings together.