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# Analytics Tools

This article explains the available analytics tools in the Tap to Pay app and how to access the statistics.

{% hint style="info" %}
To get started, log in to the Tap to Pay app by Payrexx using your email address and password.
{% endhint %}

## Analytics Tools

At the bottom of the screen, select the **Analytics** menu option to access the analytics tools:

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In the following view, you can display various time-based statistics related to the number of sales and revenue:

1. In the top section, you can choose whether to display statistics for a specific day (daily), week (weekly), or month (monthly).
2. In the middle section, various statistics for the selected time period will be displayed:
   1. Net revenue amount
   2. Refunds and invalid orders
   3. Total revenue amount
   4. Number of sales
   5. Number of refunds
   6. Number of invalid orders
3. In the bottom section, you will see the distribution of transactions across different hours of the day (daily) or across various days (weekly and monthly).

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If you wish to choose a custom analysis period, tap on the calendar icon at the top right and select the desired time frame. In the following example, the selected period is from September 15, 2025, to September 28, 2025:

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