KPI Templates for Business Context in Visuo
A comprehensive guide to using and customizing KPI templates in Visuo for various business domains
KPI Templates for Business Context in Visuo
These KPI templates provide a structured framework for defining key performance indicators specific to different business domains in Visuo. They serve as a starting point for creating effective Business Contexts with relevant metrics.
KPI Templates for Various Domains
Here are templates for creating KPIs in various business domains:
E-commerce KPI Template
Domain: E-commerce
KPIs:
- Customer Acquisition:
- [NEW_CUSTOMERS]: Number of new customers
- [CUSTOMER_ACQUISITION_COST]: Total marketing spend / [NEW_CUSTOMERS]
- Sales Performance:
- [TOTAL_REVENUE]: Sum of all order values
- [AVERAGE_ORDER_VALUE]: [TOTAL_REVENUE] / Total number of orders
- [CONVERSION_RATE]: Number of purchases / Number of website visits
- Customer Retention:
- [CUSTOMER_LIFETIME_VALUE]: Average customer total spend over their lifetime
- [REPEAT_PURCHASE_RATE]: Number of repeat customers / Total customers
- Inventory Management:
- [INVENTORY_TURNOVER]: Cost of goods sold / Average inventory value
- [OUT_OF_STOCK_RATE]: Number of out-of-stock incidents / Total product count
This template is ideal for online retailers, marketplaces, and digital storefronts.
Using KPI Templates in Visuo
These templates provide a starting point for creating KPI models in various domains. To use these templates effectively in Visuo:
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Select Your Domain: Choose a template that matches your business domain from the user interface.
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Map Your Data: Replace placeholder metric names (e.g., [TOTAL_REVENUE]) with your actual database column or calculation names.
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Customize: Add or modify KPIs and their calculations as needed for your specific use case.
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Implement: Use the completed template to generate appropriate prompts for Visuo’s AI, guiding it in understanding your key performance indicators and business objectives.
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Save and Reuse: Save your customized KPI templates for future use, allowing you to create domain-specific models for your organization.