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RizzitGo: Building Your Seller Performance Dashboard (Spreadsheet Guide)

2026-02-28

Managing vendor performance is crucial for any e-commerce or retail business. With the RizzitGo spreadsheet system, you can transform raw data into a clear, actionable Seller Performance Dashboard. This guide will walk you through designing visual charts to track and compare three key metrics: Vendor Accuracy, QC Turnaround Time, and Refund Reliability.

Step 1: Structuring Your Data

Begin by creating a well-organized data sheet within your RizzitGo spreadsheet. Each row should represent a vendor, and you will need the following columns:

  • Vendor ID/Name
  • Total Orders/Items
  • Accurate Orders/ItemsVendor Accuracy)
  • Total QC HoursNumber of QC'd ItemsQC Turnaround Time)
  • Total Refunds IssuedTotal TransactionsRefund Reliability

Use separate columns for calculated metrics: Accuracy %, Avg. QC Time (Hours), and Refund Rate %.

Step 2: Creating the Visual Charts

Visual comparisons are powerful. Here’s how to design charts for each metric.

Chart 1: Vendor Accuracy Comparison (Bar Chart)

This chart highlights which vendors meet your quality standards consistently.

  • Data Range:
  • Chart Type:Clustered Bar Chart.
  • Design Tip:

Chart 2: QC Turnaround Time Trend (Line Chart)

Track efficiency over time or compare average times across vendors.

  • Data Range:
  • Chart Type:Line ChartClustered Column Chart
  • Design Tip:

Chart 3: Refund Reliability Analysis (Combo Chart)

This metric is critical for customer satisfaction and cost control.

  • Data Range:
  • Chart Type:Combo Chart. Plot Refund Rate % as a line (secondary axis) and Total Transactions as a column (primary axis). This shows the scale of operations alongside the problem rate.
  • Design Tip:

Step 3: Building the Dashboard View

Consolidate your charts and key figures into a single dashboard sheet.

  1. Create a new worksheet titled "Dashboard".
  2. Copy and paste your three charts onto this sheet.
  3. Add Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
  4. Use cell formatting, borders, and clear section headers to organize the layout. Ensure the dashboard tells a story: from overall health (KPIs) to detailed vendor comparisons (charts).

Step 4: Automation & Maintenance

To make your RizzitGo dashboard dynamic:

  • Use Named Ranges
  • Employ PivotTablesPivotCharts
  • Set a regular schedule (weekly/monthly) to refresh the data feed into your RizzitGo spreadsheet to keep the dashboard current.

Conclusion

By leveraging the simple yet powerful charting tools in your RizzitGo spreadsheet, you can create a comprehensive Seller Performance Dashboard. This visual toolkit will empower you to quickly identify top performers, spot operational bottlenecks in QC, and mitigate financial losses from refunds, leading to more informed vendor management and strategic decision-making.