Supermarket Sales

Total Revenue: The overall income generated by the supermarket from sales, typically measured over a specific time period. It's a critical metric for evaluating financial performance.

Unit Price: The cost at which a single item or product is sold to customers. It aids in understanding pricing strategies and customer preferences.

Quantity: The number of units or products sold, which helps in tracking product demand and managing inventory efficiently.

Total Gross Income: The total profit earned by the supermarket before any operating expenses or taxes are deducted. It reflects the overall profitability.

Revenue by Day: The income generated by the supermarket on a daily basis, which can reveal daily sales patterns and guide staffing and inventory management.

Revenue by Month: The income generated by the supermarket each month, offering insights into seasonal sales trends and guiding marketing and inventory strategies.

City by Revenue: The revenue generated in different cities or locations where the supermarket operates. This enables geographical analysis for optimizing resources and marketing.

Payment Method: The method by which customers make payments, such as credit card, cash, or mobile payments. It helps in understanding customer preferences and financial transactions.

Gender: The gender of the customers, whether they are male, female, or other. It's essential for demographic analysis and targeted marketing campaigns.

Branch: The specific branch or location of the supermarket where transactions occur. It's crucial for monitoring the performance of different branches.