We are introducing a new way for you to view your sales data… It’s by downloading it! This puts the power in your hands to do whatever analytics you need to run your business on Roblox.
TLDR:
Download data for yourself or your group.
Receive a .csv file containing a calendar month of data from up to 2 years ago.
Requires verified email (this is how you will receive your data).
For security purposes, you will be required to have the authenticator app enabled.
How to download your sales data
From your personal Transactions page or a group’s Configure Group page, you can navigate to Sale of Goods where you will now see a download button:
We will check that you have an authenticator app enabled and a verified email once you click this button. If either of these are not active for your account, you will not be able to download the data. This is to ensure that you or your team are the ones requesting this sensitive info.
You will be then prompted to select a calendar month from up to 2 years ago to download all your sales data from that time. If you select the current month, you’ll get a partial month’s worth of data.
In your inbox for your verified email address, you will receive an email with a link to download a .zip file that contains your data in .csv format. The email should look like this:
Are we ever going to have similar reports broken down by game for premium payouts? At the moment it’s time consuming to work this out for each individual game in a group.
Really like this and allows you to get data easily off your account.
It is annoying you can only select one month because I could see someone wanting to be able to for example have a year worth all in one place or somthing.
You do know that there’s other forms of revenue than just roblox games? Why would clothing designers, premium users, ugc creators, people who buy and sell items in general have to go to the dashboard specifically? We can already see revenue of our games in the dashboard, why would we need this aswell?
I agree with realOmlet, the transactions pages are where this should go. Having it on the creator dashboard would be weird from a UX standpoint because the the sales are related either to a user or group, not to an individual game or item.
This is a good idea, though I think adding an entire section for just one feature might be a little excessive. Adding it to the transactions pages is just adding a button next to the current interface, compared to adding a brand new section to the dashboard.
The feature is for groups and users though. Would it have all time sales for just the user?
I do think having transitions on the dashboard would be good, I just think this feature isn’t specifically related to that and what you want is a more general change.
