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# Bundle sales analytics & exports

Filter bundle performance, understand key metrics, and export the right report.

Use the **Analytics** tab to check bundle revenue, orders, average order value, and units sold.

### Export the right report

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#### Open Analytics

In Roadmap, go to **Analytics**.
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#### Set your filters

Choose the right **campaign** and **date range**.

Exports use the filters on screen.
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#### Review the bundle table

Scroll to **Bundles ranked by sales volume**.
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#### Export the report

Click **Export Report**.
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![Roadmap Analytics showing campaign filter, date range filter, KPI cards, and Bundles ranked by sales volume with Export Report button](https://content.gitbook.com/content/J8asLD4FVCFagK40xEr4/blobs/GHIt2zlbPVspHrUYS0ZC/bundles%20analytics.png)

### What each metric means

* **Sales** — revenue attributed to bundles for the selected filters
* **Orders** — orders that included a bundle
* **Average Order Value** — average order value for those orders
* **Units** — bundle units sold

### How to read the bundle table

In **Bundles ranked by sales volume**, you can compare:

* **Bundle** — the bundle name
* **Bundles Sold** — how many times that bundle sold
* **Total Revenue** — total revenue from that bundle

Use **All campaigns** when you want overall bundle performance.

Switch to a single campaign when you want to compare one offer against another.

### When numbers look wrong

Check these first:

* the wrong campaign is selected
* the wrong date range is selected
* you are comparing a filtered export to all-store sales
* you are reviewing a very recent period with limited order volume

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### Best way to self-check performance

* Use short date ranges for recent tests.
* Use longer date ranges for stable trend checks.
* Export after setting the exact filters you want to report on.

### Related guides

* [Fixed vs variant bundles](/bundles/fixed-vs-variant-bundles.md)
* [Create a variant bundle in Bundles](/bundles/create-a-variant-bundle.md)
* [Shopify bundles that fulfil as SKUs](/bundles/shopify-bundles-that-fulfil-as-skus.md)


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