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The Orders tab on an account turns historical shipment and invoice data into an at-a-glance view of revenue, cadence, and account health. Once orders are imported, the same order data powers per-account and per-product detection in Win-Back.

What Counts as an Order

ConceptDescription
OrderA historical shipment or invoice tied to an account. Identified by an order number — typically a sales-order or invoice number from your ERP
Line itemA single SKU within an order: product, quantity, weight (tons), value
AggregatesPer-account roll-ups computed automatically: lifetime revenue, last-order date, peak year, typical order gap, yearly revenue
Orders are historical facts — what shipped — and are distinct from Deals, which represent forecast pipeline.

Importing Orders

Order data is imported through the standard Import Wizard. Drop in an XLSX or CSV export from your ERP and the AI classifier recognizes it as an account_orders sheet automatically — including ERP column-name variants like ORDER, CALC TONS, SHIPPED VALUE, PTC ITEM NO, and similar.
1

Export from your ERP

Export shipment or sales-order line items at the line-item grain. Each row should include an order number, customer name, ship date, quantity/weight, and value.
2

Drop into the Import Wizard

Open AccountsImport and upload the file. Files up to 200 MB are supported.
3

Review classification

The wizard auto-detects the sheet as Account Orders. Confirm the column mapping and start the import.
4

Wait for processing

Lines are rolled up by order number into order headers. Accounts that don’t yet exist are auto-created from the customer name (no enrichment is run on order-only imports — order data represents existing customers, not new leads).
Re-importing the same file is idempotent — every line carries a content hash, so duplicate lines are ignored on subsequent imports.

The Orders Tab

Open any account drawer to see the new Orders tab (alongside Details, Contacts, Deals, and Notes — accounts only).

Status Badge

A pill at the top of the tab summarizes the account’s current state:
StatusMeaning
HealthyOrdering — no active win-back signal
DormantA Type A win-back signal is currently active on this account
No DataNot enough order history to classify yet
The badge is driven by Win-Back Type A detection, which uses your org’s configured inactivity gap (default 90 days) and minimum lifetime revenue (default $100K). Adjust those thresholds in Win-Back Settings to change what counts as Dormant.

Stats Row

Three groups of headline metrics:
GroupShows
RevenueLifetime revenue and total order count
VolumeLifetime tons and the account’s peak year revenue
CadenceLast order date and the account’s typical gap between orders

Time-Range Chart

A bar chart with two dropdowns lets you switch view:
  • Metric — Revenue or Tons
  • Time range — Past month (daily bars) · 3 months · 6 months · 1 year · 2 years · 3 years (monthly bars)

Recent Orders

A scrollable list of the most recent 200 orders by ship date — order number, ship date, line-item count, total tons, and total value.

Inactive-Account Detection and Digest

Account-health detection and the digest email + auto-generated re-engagement sequences are both driven by the three-type Win-Back framework. The status badge on this tab reflects whether a Type A signal is currently active; the digest surfaces Type A (fully dormant), Type B (product lapse), and Type C (cherry-picking) signals together. See Win-Back for the full configuration, detection types, signal lifecycle, and draft-sequence behavior.

Permissions and Org Boundaries

  • The digest is per-organization — only members of your org can be selected as recipients.
  • Account classification is computed per-org; you only ever see your own data.
  • Activity status applies only to accounts that have order data in Emanate. Accounts without orders show No Data.

Next Steps

Win-Back

Four-type detection, digest email, and re-engagement drafts

Accounts Overview

Sources, custom fields, and duplicate detection

Deals

Forecast pipeline (vs. historical orders)

Account Contacts

Manage primary contacts that get auto-enrolled