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Column Definitions: Bandcamp Sales Report
https://get.bandcamp.help/hc/en-us/articles/360007802454-Reading-your-sales-report
MM/DD/YY 1:11pm
e.g. 1/25/11 5:45pm
Either a user's paypal email address e.g. biff@timetravelopps.co.uk
or
collected to cover your revenue share balance
e.g. album - when a user downloads an album (group of tracks) or track when user purchases a single track.
or
package when there is a physical component such as a CD, Vinyl or T-shirt.
The name of the thing.
e.g. A Lullaby Hum For Tired Streets - the title of the album / After Catalunya - the title of the track
The name of the artist who made the thing.
e.g. Emphemetry
The currency that the transaction between Bandcamp and the end user happened in.
e.g. USD or GBP
How many of the item were in this purchase.
The discount code, if one was used.
The amount paid by the customer, before any deductions or taxes.
Bandcamp gives the seller the option to charge tax on top of the item price, as opposed to paying tax out of the item price.
tax collected and remitted by Bandcamp; not included in your payouts
The amount charged for shipping a physical item. This price is set by the user when creating a physical product on Bandcamp.
e.g. 4.75
The country that the physical item ships from.
e.g. United Kingdom
If there is no physical item in the purchase (i.e. there are only digital items), this field will be empty.
Fee charged for the transaction by Paypal or Credit Card vendor. Corresponds to column Fee Type.
e.g. 0.27
the transaction fee charged by the payment processor. Fees may vary depending on geographic location. Note: This field will be blank for items purchased together in one cart; the amount is only displayed on the last item. The field will contain a star (*) if the payment is still pending (you‘ll see any pending payments at the very bottom of your Sales Report).
The type of transaction that generated the Transaction Fee.
e.g. paypal or credit card
Total cost including shipping and tax
the amount that went into your PayPal account (including shipping and tax) after PayPal or credit card transaction fees.
For digital sales this will be zero, as Bandcamp processes digital payments on your behalf and later makes payouts to you in bulk.
For physical sales this will be the item price minus fees, except for any payments collected by Bandcamp to cover your revenue share balance (in which case the amount will be zero). If you are using Enhanced Payments, the amount you receive will be zero, as Bandcamp processes payments on your behalf and later makes payouts to you in bulk, in the same way as digital sales.
For payout transactions this will be total amount you received for that payout period, minus fees.
A string of letter and numbers.
e.g. t146112562
If the customer paid by Paypal, there will be a corresponding Paypal transaction ID comprising a string of letters and numbers.
e.g. 91E95318LE2366826
how much revenue share you owe Bandcamp for this sale
how much Bandcamp collected from this sale
the total amount you owe to Bandcamp in revenue share
how much of the sale Bandcamp owes to you
the total amount you’re due to receive in upcoming payouts
how much a given sale was worth to you, after revenue share, transaction fee, shipping and tax. Use this column if you need to determine how to split out payments to multiple artists. If you are simply interested in how much you’ve received to your PayPal account, use the amount you received column instead.
The format of the purchase.
e.g. digital download or Limited Edition 12" vinyl
The former is standard, the latter is set by the user who creates the physical product for sale.
### option
If there is an option e.g. size of T-shirt or colour of vinyl, this option will be included here.
The URL of the item on Bandcamp.
e.g. https://rjbirkin.bandcamp.com/album/a-lullaby-hum-for-tired-streets
Stock Keeping Unit. The user who created the product will use their own reference, or the reference of their fulfilment partner if they have one to handle their physical orders. A larger indie label may use have
If the purchase is of a single track, that track's International Standard Recording Code will be there.
e.g. US-X9P-10-78218