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# Reports

This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on how to use the **Reports** section of the **Marketplace Dashboard**. You’ll learn how to navigate through the dashboard, filter and export data, and interpret different types of reports available for monitoring catalog and data sync between Omnitron and marketplaces like Trendyol, Hepsiburada, or Amazon.

## <mark style="color:red;">Selecting the Sales Channel</mark>

1. From the **left-hand menu**, click on the **Sales Channels** section.
2. A list of available marketplace integrations will appear.
3. Select the relevant **Marketplace Dashboard** (e.g., **Trendyol**, **Hepsiburada**, **Amazon**) that you want to work with.

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## <mark style="color:red;">Accessing the Reports Section</mark>

Once you have selected a Sales Channel:

1. Scroll down within the **left menu** under the **Marketplace Operations** section.
2. Click on **Reports** cardbox to access the reporting screens.

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## <mark style="color:red;">Filtering and Exporting Report Data</mark>

Each report page provides powerful tools to help you narrow down data and export it:

* **Filter options** include:
  * **Category**
  * **SKU**
  * **Execution ID**
  * **Error Code**
  * **Missing From** (Omnitron or Marketplace)
* **Export options**:
  * Click **Export `XLSX`** or **Export `CSV`** at the top of the report table to download the data for external analysis or documentation.
* **Last Runtime Info:**
  * Last runtime value shows the latest update time of the report data.

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## <mark style="color:red;">Report Types</mark>

In the Reports section, you’ll find **three types of reports**, each offering insight into different parts of the Omnitron-to-Marketplace integration flow:

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#### 1. **Products Mismatches Between Omnitron - MP**

Displays products that:

* Exist in Omnitron but are missing in the Marketplace.
* Exist in the Marketplace but are missing in Omnitron.

#### 2. **List of Products with Price Difference**

Lists SKUs with previously detected **price mismatches** between Omnitron and the marketplace. Prices have been corrected automatically by the system.

#### 3. **List of Stock Difference**

Displays SKUs with previously detected **stock mismatches** between Omnitron and the marketplace. These mismatches were also corrected automatically by the system.

Below, each report is explained in detail with its structure and usage.

### <mark style="color:red;">1. Products Mismatches Between Omnitron - MP Report</mark>

This report helps identify synchronization issues between **Omnitron** and the **Marketplace**. It lists:

* Products in Omnitron but not on the marketplace.
* Products on the marketplace but not in Omnitron.

This is a critical tool for identifying data consistency problems and ensuring accurate product listings.

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#### **Report Table**

The table provides a structured view with the following fields:

* **Execution ID** – Reference to the sync operation.
* **Flow Name** – Which integration flow (e.g., “Product Create”) caused the mismatch.
* **SKU** – Product stock keeping unit.
* **Category** – Product’s category.
* **Product Name** – Name of the product.
* **Error Message** – Explanation of the sync failure.
* **Missing From** – Indicates whether the product is missing in Omnitron or the Marketplace.
* **Log File** – Link to the detailed log for troubleshooting.

#### <mark style="color:red;">“Missing From” Column & Recommended Actions</mark>

#### <mark style="color:blue;">**Missing From = Omnitron**</mark>

The product is **available in the Marketplace** but **missing in Omnitron**.

**Implications:**

* Omnitron cannot push stock or price updates for the product.
* Orders for that product won’t be reflected in Omnitron.

**What should you do?**

* If the product is no longer active, **remove it** from the marketplace.
* If it is still being sold, **add it to the Omnitron catalog immediately**.

**Why is this important?**

* Missing Omnitron records lead to **lost orders** and **operational disruptions**.

#### <mark style="color:blue;">**Missing From = Marketplace**</mark>

The product is **in Omnitron** but **not listed on the Marketplace**.

**Possible causes:**

* Product creation failed.
* Incorrect or missing field mappings (e.g., category mismatches).
* Required fields may be incomplete.

**What should you do?**

* Check the **product send logs**.
* Investigate **mapping rules and required fields**.
* Re-initiate the product send if needed.

**Why is this important?**

* Products that exist in Omnitron but are not listed on marketplaces lead to **lost sales opportunities**.

### <mark style="color:red;">2. List of Products with Price Difference Report</mark>

The **“List of Products with Price Difference”** report is used to identify and track historical price discrepancies between **Omnitron** and the selected **Marketplace**. It helps users understand which products had inconsistent pricing across systems and confirms whether those mismatches were successfully resolved.

Although the report does **not require manual action**, it is a valuable resource for auditing, compliance, and operational transparency.

{% hint style="warning" %}
All discrepancies shown in this report have been **automatically corrected by the system** through scheduled tasks.
{% endhint %}

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#### **Report Table**

The table lists products that **previously had price differences** between Omnitron and the Marketplace. Each row provides a SKU-based comparison.

Displayed columns typically include:

* **Execution ID** – Reference to the sync attempt that detected the discrepancy.
* **SKU** – The product's stock keeping unit.
* **Category** – Product’s category.
* **Product Name** – The name of the product.
* **Omnitron Price** – The last known price of the product in Omnitron during the mismatch period.
* **MP Price** – The corresponding price in the Marketplace.
* **Error Message** – Explanation of the sync failure.
* **Log File** – Link to the detailed log for troubleshooting.

### <mark style="color:red;">3. List of Stock Difference Report</mark>

The **“List of Stock Difference”** report highlights past **stock discrepancies** between Omnitron and the Marketplace. It presents a record of products where the stock levels did not match across systems and have since been resolved by automated tasks.

This report is crucial for monitoring catalog health and ensuring that such mismatches do not impact order management or stock accuracy.

{% hint style="warning" %}
All discrepancies shown in this report have been **automatically corrected by the system** through scheduled tasks.
{% endhint %}

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#### **Report Table**

The table lists SKUs where **stock values differed between Omnitron and the Marketplace** during past executions.

Each row includes:

* **Execution ID** – Reference to the sync attempt that detected the discrepancy.
* **SKU** – The product's stock keeping unit.
* **Category** – Product’s category.
* **Product Name** – The name of the product.
* **Omnitron Stock** – Quantity in Omnitron at the time of mismatch.
* **MP Stock** – Quantity in the Marketplace at the same moment.
* **Error Message** – Explanation of the sync failure.
* **Log File** – Link to the detailed log for troubleshooting.


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