E-COMMERCE

Online Store Checkout Funnel

Field Supply's checkout funnel tracks a June shopping journey from product views through completed orders. The chart shows that many visitors do not add an item to cart, while most shoppers who submit payment complete the order. These observations can guide a product-page review and a payment-flow health check. Ensure all events use the same visitor or session identity and account for consent, bot filtering, and duplicate events. The funnel should be segmented by device, geography, and acquisition channel before making a broad change. A mobile-specific issue can disappear in an all-traffic aggregate. Review the underlying definitions and totals before using this view to make an operational decision.

UPDATED 2026-09-25
TYPEFunnel
EXAMPLEOnline Store Checkout Funnel
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

E-commerce checkout review

Key decisions

  • Improve product pages: Product view to cart is the largest early drop.
  • Review checkout: Compare checkout starts with payment submissions.
  • Audit payment: Investigate the final completion gap.

When to reuse this

Use for one store, a defined period, and a consistent shopper identity rule.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why start with product view?01
It defines the shopper cohort entering the checkout journey.
What should payment submitted mean?02
A documented payment attempt event, not an order confirmation.
Why segment this funnel?03
Different devices and channels can have very different drop-off patterns.
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