Order count, units and status
Daily orders and units with a status split — shipped, unshipped, pending, canceled — as of the data time. One order can contain several units, so both are shown.
Amazon SP-API solution area · KEYXE Orders & Reports
Explore Order Trends and Reporting Workflows.
View illustrative order volumes, statuses and period changes in a structured dashboard. In an authorized production integration, KEYXE is designed to request only the order and report information necessary for the selected customer use case.
- Shipped14,436 · 93.0%
- Unshipped514 · 3.3%
- Pending274 · 1.8%
- Canceled294 · 1.9%
This demonstration contains no real customer or buyer data.
Computed in your browser from fictional fixtures · 2026-09-01 – 2026-09-30Explore sample →
Capabilities
What the orders workspace is designed to do
Date ranges and comparisons
Last 7, 30 or 90 days, or a custom inclusive range, compared with the equally long period before it. If the prior window isn’t covered, no comparison is shown.
Asynchronous report lifecycle
Order history reports are requested, processed by Amazon and downloaded later. KEYXE tracks each state openly instead of pretending results are instant.
Delivery and export
Completed reports can be summarized in the workspace and exported to CSV or JSON. In the demo, exports are labeled synthetic on every row.
Errors and failed reports
A failed or cancelled report is shown with its reason and a retry option. Partial data is flagged, not silently filled with zeros.
Limits on personal information
KEYXE’s order analytics do not need buyer names, addresses, emails or phone numbers, so restricted data is not requested. Any such column that ever appeared would be dropped and flagged.
Report lifecycle
Four states, shown honestly
- STATE 1
Requested
KEYXE asks Amazon to prepare a report for one seller, marketplace and period.
- STATE 2
In queue / processing
Amazon builds the report asynchronously. KEYXE waits rather than polling aggressively.
- STATE 3
Done
The report document is downloaded once, validated and stored with its period and “as of” time.
- STATE 4
Cancelled or fatal
Failures are shown as failures, with the reason when Amazon provides one — never as an empty success.
The planned design uses the current Orders API (version 2026-01-01) for order overviews, requesting only non-personal data sets such as fulfillment and cancellation details, and the Reports API (version 2021-06-30) for order history reports. These require an approved SP-API application and an applicable non-restricted role. API names and versions are verified against Amazon’s documentation before implementation.
Orders count purchases; units count items within them; ordered sales value those items at the order price. Canceled orders remain in the order count with their status so trends stay explainable.
This demonstration contains no real customer or buyer data. Order counts and statuses are generated from a seeded synthetic dataset.
Try the order views.
Status splits, daily orders and period comparisons are all in the Seller Analytics demo.