What does a partial data warning mean?

It means a number on the page is missing some of its data. nouz says so instead of guessing. The warning names what is missing and which numbers it affects.

The most common case is marketing. Say you advertise on Meta and Google, but only Meta is connected. Your Google spend is then missing from Marketing Costs. So CM3 and EBITDA look higher than they really are. CM3 is what you keep after product costs, shipping, fees and marketing. EBITDA is your profit after every cost.

You see these warnings in several places. The sync badge turns amber. The Overview names the gap under Needs your attention. After a Sync now, the card says when marketing today is short. Your daily email says when yesterday is not fully synced yet. And until Shopify lets nouz read your store traffic, the conversion rate shows –, the app's sign for no value.

nouz calls its checks for such gaps data health. Other gaps it finds are a product with no unit cost, a payment method with no fee rule, or orders priced without a weight. Each gap shows on the Overview with a link to the page that fixes it. The Data health alert in Settings, then Notifications, can email you when a new gap appears. It is off by default.

Then you decide. Is the number good enough for today's decision, or should you fill the gap first?