chart-simpleChannable Insights

Who can use this feature: You need the Core Pro plan in your Channable subscription to use this feature.

Insights tracks and provides detailed performance metrics for your ads and listings. It offers tools to help you make data-driven decisions, manage budgets, and automate strategic tasks like product segmentation, bid adjustments, and budget allocation.

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Note: Insights for Google Ads uses data from shopping campaigns (including PMax)


Dashboard types

Depending on the channel and metrics you want to track (subject to channel), Insights hosts two dashboard types:

1) Insights for Ads (cost-per-click [CPC])

Provides granular, product-level performance data that helps you quickly identify your best and worst performing ads based on chosen metrics. You can also segment products based on performance.

Available for Google Ads, bol Ads and Amazon Ads.

Learn more about Insights for Ads.

2) Insights for orders (cost-per-sale [CPS])

Provides detailed, product-level performance data taking into account commissions and shipping costs to help you understand how your listings are performing on your marketplace. It requires an order connection.

Available channels

Marketplace

Commission data

Shipping data

AliExpress

No

Yes

Allegro

No

Yes

Amazon

Yes

Yes

Arise

No

Yes

Beslist

Yes

Yes

Bol

Yes

No

CDiscount

Yes

Yes

Check24

No

Yes

eBay

Yes

Yes

Fnac

Yes

Yes

Fruugo

No

Yes

Galaxus

No

Yes

Kaufland

No

Yes

ManoMano

No

Yes

Mirakl

Yes

Yes

OTTO

No

Yes

Rakuten

No

No

Spartoo

No

Yes

TikTok

No

Yes

ToBeDressed

No

Yes

Veepee

No

Yes

Walmart

No

Yes

Wayfair

No

No

Wish

No

Yes

Zalando

No

Yes

Learn more about Insights for orders.

Performance segmentation

You can segment your products based on performance when you set up an Insights dashboard for Shopping Ads. This is currently available for bol Ads, Amazon Ads, and Google Ads.

Insights in rules

You can use your ad and listings’ performance metrics in rules to make calculations and create labels. For example, you could set up a rule that assigns labels to your products based on their performance. Then you can use these labels in Google Ads to decide how to assign a CPC budget.

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