---
title: "Product Performance"
description: "See which products drive your purchases, revenue, and repeat customers. Data updates automatically with no setup."
url: https://www.corgilabs.ai/docs/corgi-intelligence/product-performance
updated: 2026-07-08
---

# Product Performance

The Product Performance page in Corgi Intelligence shows you which products drive the most purchases, revenue, and customer engagement. You can use this report to identify your biggest sellers, spot products that never move, and make data-driven decisions about marketing.

Choose a date range and all charts and tables update together. The data comes straight from your transaction history, so there is no configuration required.

## Top Products by Purchase Volume

This section gives you a quick visual ranking of every product by total purchases during your selected period.

A bar chart lists your products from highest to lowest by purchase count. You can scan the bars to see which items are selling well and which ones sit at the bottom. If you expected a product to rank higher, you can dig into the details table (below) to check revenue, repeat buyers, and overall share.

## Revenue Distribution by Category

This section shows how your revenue is spread across product categories.

A donut chart breaks down total revenue by category. This helps you see whether your business depends on one area or spreads across many. If 80% of your revenue comes from a single category, that is not necessarily bad, but it tells you where your risk and opportunity live. Diversification might make sense, or you might choose to double down on what works.

## Product Performance Details

The table below the charts lists every product line by line. It includes six columns:

- **Product Name** — The name or description of the product.

- **Category** — The product category.

- **Purchases** — Total number of transactions for this product.

- **Repeat Customers** — Number of customers who purchased this product more than once.

- **Revenue** — Total revenue generated by this product.

- **% of Total** — This product's share of your total revenue.

You can sort the table by any column. Click a header once to sort ascending, again to sort descending. The table is paginated, so businesses with large catalogs can move through products without overwhelming the page.

## How to Use This Data

Here are three practical ways to turn the report into action:

1. **Identify top performers.** Look at products with high purchase counts, strong revenue, and repeat buyers. These are your winners. Funnel more of your marketing budget, ad spend, and inventory investment here.

1. **Spot products with high repeat rates.** If a product has a lot of repeat customers, it may be a fit for subscriptions, bundles, or loyalty promotions. Customers are already coming back, so make it easier for them to do it again.

1. **Find underperformers.** Products with low purchase counts or a tiny revenue share might need attention. Try adjusting the price, rewriting the description, or running a targeted promotion before removing them from your catalog.

## Notes

- The date range selector applies to every section on the page at once.

- All data comes from your transaction history automatically. No setup or imports are required.

- If you sell a high volume of products, use the sort and pagination controls to focus on specific categories or performance tiers.