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What it is

Where the orders come from, and whether a country is growing. One row per shipping country: order and unit counts for the last 14 / 28 / 90 / 180 / 365 days, the same windows one year earlier (_py = prior year), and a look-ahead: how many orders the country produced in the next 90 days of last year — what the coming quarter looked like last time. The headline number is Momentum %: orders in the last 28 days as a percentage of orders in the same 28 days a year ago. 152 means 1.52× last year; 100 means flat. From it the view derives a trend label and a confidence. This is an aggregate designed for agents to read a handful of rows, not to walk thousands of orders. A country signal (“NL orders 28d are 3.35× prior year”) is one row here.

How it gets data

Computed view — derived from Orders (shipping_country_code, placed_at) and Order Line Items (units). Refunded / expired / voided orders are excluded via financial_status. Read-only; no ingest endpoint.
Orders without a shipping country are grouped under country_code = UNKNOWN instead of being dropped, so the gap is visible. Bulk-imported historical orders can lack the country — when the UNKNOWN row is large in a window, the country split for that window is unreliable. Check UNKNOWN before comparing countries on the 90/180/365-day windows.

Fields

Identity & trend

Current windows

orders_28d is shown by default; the other windows are hidden but selectable.

Prior-year mirrors

No revenue columns: the view counts orders and units only. All columns are read-only. The view also carries tenant_id / workspace_id for tenant isolation — filtered automatically, never selected.

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