Time Dynamics#
Order and Sales Comparison
Conversion to successful sales shows consistent month-over-month growth.
Canceled Order Rate
Monthly canceled order rate fluctuates between 0.2% and 1.2%.
Orders with rating 1 have significantly higher cancellation rates. Ratings 4 and 5 show 0% cancellation for most months.
Sales Volume
November 24, 2017 (Black Friday) was an anomalous peak sales day.
Monthly sales grew until 2018, then stabilized at 6-7 thousand orders per month.
Significant sales drops (>5% MoM) occurred in April, June, and December 2017, and February and June 2018.
Rating 5 orders consistently dominate monthly volumes.
Rating 2 orders are consistently the least common.
Rating 5 orders continue growing in 2018 despite overall stagnation, correlated with declining rating 1 orders.
Delayed orders don’t grow proportionally with total orders.
Peak delayed order months: November 2017 (Black Friday) and March 2018.
November 2017 saw a sharp increase in long-delivery orders (Black Friday effect), persisting until March 2018 before declining.
By August 2018, fast/medium delivery orders outnumbered long-delivery ones.
Installment orders initially led but equalized with non-installment by 2018.
São Paulo state maintains dominant sales volume without 2018 declines seen elsewhere.
Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais typically rank second and third by sales volume.
São Paulo city leads sales volume, with Rio de Janeiro second.
São Paulo city shows 2018 monthly sales growth unlike other cities.
Sales Value
Black Friday 2017 was the peak sales value day.
Monthly sales value grew until 2018, stabilizing at 1-1.2 million R$.
Significant value drops (>5% MoM) occurred in April, June, and December 2017, and February and June 2018.
Rating 5 orders dominate total sales value.
Rating 2 orders show lowest sales value.
Black Friday’s value spike was most pronounced for ratings 5 and 1.
Rating 5 order values grow in 2018 despite overall stagnation, partly due to rating 1 value decline.
Peak delayed order value months: November 2017 and March 2018.
Long-delivery order values spiked November 2017-April 2018, beyond Black Friday explanation.
Installment orders consistently show higher total value.
São Paulo state leads sales value, followed by Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais.
São Paulo city leads sales value, with Rio de Janeiro second.
Credit card payments dominate sales value, with boleto second.
Debit card payment values grew from June 2018.
Electronics lead category values, followed by furniture.
‘Beauty/Health’ and ‘Home/Garden’ categories show 2018 growth while others stagnate/decline.
Average Order Value (AOV)
Daily AOV fluctuates between 100-250 R$.
No Black Friday AOV spike.
Monthly AOV fluctuates between 150-170 R$ without growth.
Significant AOV drops (>5% MoM) in May, July, and November 2017, and August 2018.
June 2017 saw a major delayed order AOV spike, with smaller peaks in April/December 2017 and January/June 2018.
Premium products typically have longer delivery times.
Installment orders consistently show higher AOV (expected due to affordability).
Installment AOV declined until July 2017, then grew with fluctuations.
Rating 1 orders typically have higher AOV.
Rating 2 orders often show higher AOV than ratings 3-5, suggesting expensive orders receive lower ratings.
ARPPU
ARPPU fluctuates daily between 100 and 250 R$.
There is no noticeable spike in ARPPU on Black Friday.
ARPPU does not grow over the months but fluctuates between 130 and 150 R$.
For most months, orders with a review rating of 1 have a higher ARPPU.
Additionally, orders with a review rating of 2 have a higher ARPPU than those with ratings 3, 4, and 5 in the majority of months.
In June 2017, there was a strong peak in ARPPU for delayed orders. Smaller peaks were observed in April and December 2017, January, and June 2018.
Number of Customers
Black Friday 2017 was the peak customer count day.
Customer growth continued until 2018, then stabilized at 6-7 thousand monthly.
Significant customer drops (>5% MoM) occurred in April, June, and December 2017, and February and June 2018.
Nighttime typically has fewer customers than other periods.
Evening shows highest customer activity.
São Paulo state leads customer count without 2018 declines seen elsewhere.
Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais typically rank second and third in customer count.
São Paulo city leads customer count, with Rio de Janeiro second.
São Paulo city shows 2018 monthly customer growth unlike other cities.
New Customer Rate
Daily new customer rate fluctuates significantly but never drops below 0.92.
Monthly rate consistently declines but remains above 97% (nearly all active customers are new).
Weekend rates fluctuate more than weekdays, typically lower.
No significant state-level differences in new customer rates.
Rio Grande do Sul shows wider fluctuations.
São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro cities show more stable new customer rates than other top cities.
Number of Sellers
Black Friday 2017 was the peak seller count day.
Monthly seller count shows consistent growth.
Weekday seller growth outpaces weekends.
São Paulo state leads seller count with strongest growth.
Paraná and Minas Gerais typically rank second and third.
São Paulo city leads seller count, with Curitiba second.
New Seller Rate
New seller rate declined until June 2017, then stabilized at 0.1-0.2.
Weekend new seller rates are consistently lower than weekdays.
Seller-to-Customer Ratio
Customer growth outpaced seller growth until November 2017, then reversed.
New customer growth led until July 2017, then paralleled seller growth.
Orders per Customer
Average orders per customer remains stable near 1 throughout.
Number of Reviews
Daily review counts fluctuate dramatically, suggesting batch processing.
Reviews grew until 2018, then stabilized at 6-8 thousand monthly.
Fewer reviews created on Mondays and Sundays.
Rating 5 reviews dominate monthly volumes.
Rating 2 reviews are least common.
Rating 1 reviews outnumber ratings 2 and 3.
Review Ratings
Daily average ratings fluctuate between 3-5.
Monthly averages declined August 2017-March 2018, then spiked.
Weekday ratings are consistently higher than weekends.
NPS
NPS remains satisfactory (0-49) throughout - many neutrals, few critics.
Significant NPS drop occurred March 2018.
Shipping Cost Ratio
Shipping cost as order value percentage remains stable at 0.2-0.22.
Light products show higher ratios than medium/heavy.
Installment orders show lower ratios throughout.
São Paulo state shows lowest ratios among top states.
São Paulo city shows lowest ratios among top cities.
Delivery Time
Daily average delivery fluctuates between 5-20 days.
Delivery times grew August 2017-February 2018, then dropped sharply to ~8 days.
Lower ratings typically correlate with longer deliveries.
São Paulo state shows fastest deliveries among top states.
Rio de Janeiro and Rio Grande do Sul show longest delays.
Rio de Janeiro city showed strongest delivery time growth October 2017-February 2018.
Delivery Delay
Orders consistently deliver faster than estimates.
Early deliveries improved until March 2017 (~12 days early), then fluctuated.
June 2018 saw ~20 day early deliveries.
Carrier Handover Delay
Orders consistently reach carriers faster than limits.
Early handovers peaked at ~4.5 days in May 2017, declining to ~2.5 days by August.
Delivery Stage Breakdown
Carrier delivery stage consumes most time throughout.
Order Weight
Average weight declined from 2.8kg to 1.9kg.
Rating 1 orders are typically heavier.
Rating 2 orders show most monthly weight variation.
Delayed orders are typically heavier.
Installment orders are consistently heavier.
Lighter orders typically deliver faster.
Products per Order
Monthly average remains stable at 1.12-1.16.
Ratings 1-2 typically have more products.
Ratings 4-5 typically have fewest products.
Delayed orders show stronger fluctuation.
Installment orders typically have more products.
Product Price
No Black Friday price spikes.
Monthly averages fluctuate between 115-135 R$.
Shows clear seasonality with alternating growth/decline periods.
Rating 1 products are typically most expensive.
Rating 3 products are typically least expensive.
Delayed orders typically have higher prices.
June 2017 saw delayed order price spike.
Installment products are significantly more expensive.
Sellers per Order
Average grows insignificantly from 1 to 1.02.
Ratings 1-2 typically involve more sellers.
Ratings 4-5 involve fewest sellers.
April 2018 saw spike in seller count for undelivered orders.
Installment orders involve more sellers.
Categories per Order
Monthly average remains stable.
Ratings 1-2 typically involve more categories.