Shopify Merchants Manually Check Analytics Instead of Getting Automated Reports
Shopify store owners must log into the Analytics dashboard repeatedly to check sales performance, rather than receiving automated summaries. This recurring manual check creates friction for merchants who want a quick, passive view of sales trends.
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