Pulling Reports — After Auction and General Reporting

Your auction may be over, but the information AuctionRPM has collected throughout the process is still incredibly valuable. After all, what good would a computer program be if you couldn’t turn all that data into useful information?

That’s why reporting has always been an important part of AuctionRPM. In fact, AuctionRPM provides more than 200 reports designed to help you access, analyze, and use the information generated by your auction business.

In this tutorial, you’ll see how AuctionRPM’s reporting system allows you to retrieve the information you need both after an auction and throughout the normal operation of your business.

Need mailing labels for your customers? There’s a report for that. Need information about consignment fees? AuctionRPM can provide it. Need accounting information, auction catalogs, buyer information, or reports that help you analyze the effectiveness of your marketing? Those are available too.

And because AuctionRPM brings so many parts of your auction operation together, the information collected in one area of the program can become valuable somewhere else. Data gathered while registering bidders, entering inventory, recording bids, processing invoices, or managing consignors can ultimately become part of the reports that help you understand what happened during the auction—and make better decisions about the next one.

Reporting isn't simply about printing information on paper. It's about turning the data your business generates into information you can actually use.

With more than 200 reports available, chances are that when you need information from AuctionRPM, there’s already a report waiting to give it to you.