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	<extension-title>Order Analytics</extension-title>
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			<topic-title>Users</topic-title>
			
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      	<p>
      		The users tab provides a breakdown of every user on the system, their name, how many orders they 
          have placed and the total cost of these orders, as well as the last time they logged in and a custom 
          field (if configured). All orders, regardless of status are included in the orders placed figure, 
          though pricing won’t include cancelled or rejected items when calculating order values. 
          It is not possible to select custom columns whose names match the default column 
		  		names (e.g. 'Full Name'). The output table can be sorted by clicking on the header of any column.
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	      	The first pie chart show the number of users who have logged into the system (the "to" date is always 
	      	overridden to today’s date) and the number of orders placed within the defined date range. 
	      	The second show the number of users who have placed orders in the selected timeframe (regardless of 
	      	whether the order was fulfilled). 
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	      <p>
	      	Underneath the data table, there are buttons that offer the ability to download CSV reports showing 
	      	user adoption statistics and a printable version of the data table. User adoption statistics are based 
	      	on the average number of orders placed in the selected period. The calculation of the average number of 
	      	orders excludes users who have never logged in and is shown above the table.
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	      <p>
	      	'Never Logged In' - users who never logged in to the system.<br />
	      	'Bottom Users' - users who placed less than the average number of orders in the selected period.<br />
	      	'Top Users' - users who placed more than the average number of orders in the selected period.<br />
	      	'All Data' - all data from the data table.
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