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# Omni-channel sales

| **Name**                           | **Description**                                      |
| ---------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| Fulfillment Channel                | Amazon fulfillment channel (null for Shopify).       |
| Fulfillment Tax Total              | Fulfillment tax (only for Amazon).                   |
| Line Item Tax Total                | Tax amount for the line item (only for Amazon).      |
| Order Fulfillment State            | Fulfillment state of the order.                      |
| Order Line Fulfillment Total       | Fulfillment cost of the line item.                   |
| Order Line Gross Revenue           | Gross revenue from the line item.                    |
| Order Line Net Revenue             | Net revenue after all deductions.                    |
| Order Line Promo Total             | Total promotional discount applied to the line item. |
| Order Line Refund Total            | Total refunded amount for the line item.             |
| Promo Total                        | Total promotions on the order (only for Amazon).     |
| Quantity                           | Number of items purchased.                           |
| Sales Channel                      | Sales channel from which the order originated.       |
| SKU Price                          | Unit price of the SKU.                               |
| Source System                      | Source of the data: either Amazon or Shopify.        |
| Tax Total                          | Total tax on the order (only for Amazon).            |
| Total Price                        | Total price for the line item.                       |
| Order Created At                   | Timestamp when the order was created.                |
| Total Fulfillment Tax Total        | Total Fulfillment Tax Total.                         |
| Total Line Item Tax Total          | Total Line Item Tax Total.                           |
| Total Order Line Fulfillment Total | Total Order Line Fulfillment Total.                  |
| Total Order Line Gross Revenue     | Total Order Line Gross Revenue.                      |
| Total Order Line Net Revenue       | Total Order Line Net Revenue.                        |
| Total Order Line Promo Total       | Total Order Line Promo Total.                        |
| Total Order Line Refund Total      | Total Order Line Refund Total.                       |
| Total Promo Total                  | Total Promo Total.                                   |
| Total Quantity                     | Total Quantity.                                      |
| Total SKU Price                    | Total SKU Price.                                     |
| Total Tax Total                    | Total Tax Total.                                     |
| Total Total Price                  | Total Total Price.                                   |


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