Square export → dashboard
Your Square export, your sales dashboard.
Export Transactions from Square, drop the CSV, and see net sales, the trend over time, your top items, card mix and how each location did — without building a single pivot table.
Export Transactions from Square, drop the CSV, and see net sales, the trend over time, your top items, card mix and how each location did — without building a single pivot table.
Square's reporting is fine at the register, slow for a quick read of the week. Export the Transactions CSV and this builds the view you actually want: net sales, the trend, your top items, how people paid and which location pulled its weight.
Dashboard → Transactions → Export CSV. The default columns (Date, Item, Net Sales, Card, Location) are all we need.
The Net Sales column is recognized as currency and used as the headline figure. Date becomes the time axis automatically.
Net sales total, daily trend, top items by sales, card mix and a per-location breakdown — click any bar to filter the rest.
Everything an owner checks after close, arranged automatically from the raw export.
Net Sales up top, with discounts already netted out, so the real number is the first thing you see.
The Item column becomes a top-sellers breakdown — see whether the lattes or the lunch rush carry the day.
Card splits show Visa versus cash at a glance, and Location tells you which counter earned its keep.
Your sales data is parsed locally. It never leaves your browser — verify in DevTools → Network.