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How to check the number of entities on EShop

EShop is the ultimate eCommerce HTML5 template. It has all the required tools and features to create super-fast responsive e-commerce with amazing UI and UX experience. It has Pre-made 4+ Unique Homepage layouts and modern design-based skins that allow you to create your niche store.

To estimate how much it costs to migrate from/to EShop, you should know how many entities you have on the site. With three simple steps, you can check the number of entities on the EShop platform. Follow the detailed instructions below to perform it. Let’s start!

Step 1: Check the number of products

To see how many products are available in your current store, on the top bar in the admin panel, please click on the “Catalog” tab and then choose “Products”. 

Check the number of products on EShop

Then you will be able to access all the products which are divided by pages. The total number of products will equal the number of pages multiplied by the number of items on each page, as highlighted in the image below.

Check the number of products on EShop 2

Step 2: Check the number of customers

To see how many customers are there in your current store, on the top bar in the admin panel, please click on the “Users” tab then choose “Users” on the left list.

You will see your customers list, if there is only 1 page as in the image below, you could count the number of customers manually. If there are many users pages, the total number of customers (also known as users) will be equal to the number of users on each page multiplied by the number of pages.

Check the number of customers on EShop

Step 3: Check the number of orders

To see how many orders are there in your current store, on the top bar in the admin panel, please click on the “Sales” tab, then choose “Orders”. 

Check the number of orders on EShop

You will see your customers list, if there is only 1 page as in the image below, you could count the number of customers manually. If there are many user pages, the total number of orders will be equal to the number of orders on each page multiplied by the number of pages.

Check the number of orders on EShop 2

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