Opening the Statistics tab
for the first time.

The Statistics tab is where nouz earns its keep — once you have enough data. On day one it looks underwhelming on purpose. By day eight, the same tab is full of insight tags, ranked products, runway estimates. Knowing what unlocks when sets the right expectations.

01 What does the Statistics page show, top to bottom?

From top to bottom, the Statistics tab stacks a plain-English hero sentence, a KPI strip of four numbers (gross, net, COGS, EBIT) with sparklines, a range picker, the main daily-EBIT chart, a gross-to-EBIT waterfall, the Insights panel, your products ranked by margin, and a calendar YTD heat-grid. Each section is covered in detail below.

• Hero sentence — one plain-English line about the period you're looking at.
• KPI strip — four numbers (gross, net, COGS, EBIT) with sparklines.
• Range picker — switch between last 30 days, this month, this quarter, custom.
• Main chart — daily EBIT over the selected range.
• Waterfall — gross-to-EBIT broken into stacked subtractions.
• Insights — peak / weak day flags, margin drift alerts, runway estimates.
• Products — your catalogue ranked by margin contribution.
• Calendar YTD — every day this year as a heat-grid.

02 Why is the Statistics tab quiet on day one?

Statistics depends on patterns — and patterns need repetition. A single day's data shows you what happened today (you have Home for that). What Statistics adds is "today vs your normal Tuesday", "this week vs last week", "this product is drifting" — all of which require multiple weeks of comparison.

03 What unlocks when, as I log more days?

The longer you log, the more the tab fills in. There's no setting to flip — it's purely data-driven.

04 Can I backfill old data to unlock Statistics faster?

If you have historical Z-reports from before you started using nouz, you can backdate entries to unlock Statistics features faster. A week of backfilled days takes about 15 minutes; in exchange, you get full insights immediately instead of waiting another week of forward logging. See Backdating an entry for the mechanics.