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Spreadshirt Relaunches Partner App with Real-Time Earnings Analytics

Shop Partners Can See SpreadStats across all sales channels

London, 11 December 2017, On-person self-expression firm Spreadshirt has relaunched its partner app. Spreadshirt Sales Stats (SpreadStats) gives 70,000 partners real-time, mobile earnings analytics from all points of sale; their own shop, the Spreadshirt Marketplace and external sites like Amazon, eBay and Cdiscount. SpreadStats is available in the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

Spreadshirt empowers people worldwide to express themselves, through creating, discovering, and selling clothing and accessories with messages they want the world to hear.

Philip Rooke, CEO at Spreadshirt said, “Earnings information is a better indicator of success and therefore a greater stimulus for our shop owners than sales stats on their own. Mobile access to relevant data can keep our Partners aware of any changes in their business, help them optimise sales their strategies and improve earnings. The SpreadStats app is a key part of our mobile strategy”.

The new SpreadStats app has:  A dashboard where partners can see their current account balance at a glance, along with snapshots of their sales performance for the last week (7 days), month (4 weeks) and quarter (12 weeks).  A brand new earnings screen where partners can dig deeper into their earnings, gleaning more insights by filtering by payout date, earnings type and Point of Sale.  Sales and earnings from all channels: Spreadshirt Marketplace, SpreadShop and external marketplaces such as eBay or Amazon etc.  Current account balance, pay out dates and total and type of commission  Various user experience improvements, e.g. thumb navigation

The SpreadStats App also gives mobile access to sales alerts, promotions, pricing details and orders of best-selling products and designs. It is currently available in three languages: English, German and French.

The app is the latest implementation of the platform’s agile mobile technology developments, with in-house designers and developers continuously working on improving user experience.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Philip Rooke .