JIFU Corporate KPI Dashboard

Sales over time — last 52 weeks

Commission payouts by volume type — last 52 weeks

Non-volume sales revenue — YTD

Revenue from orders that generate no BV or CV — outside commissionable sales; shares are of total YTD revenue. The Other bucket is almost entirely the recurring Technology Fee and the JIFU distributor enrollment fee (shown as sub-rows; sub-row order counts are orders containing that fee).

Sales by country — USD by period

Ranked by last-12-month revenue. Bar shows share of L12M total. BV column is currency-neutral.

Top enrollers — new enrollments, last 90 days

New Preferred Customers + Distributors, counted by their enroller.

Top leaders by enrollment tree

Active user composition — current week

The active-user base (Volume116 = 1 this period) by customer type. Unlike the rank table below, every active user is counted here, so the rows sum to the Active users KPI.

Active users by country

Rank composition & new high ranks — current week

Active users (Volume116 = 1) this period, by current rank. Unranked (RankID 0) counts Distributors only (CustomerTypeID 3) — i.e. not-yet-ranked distributors, excluding retail/preferred customers; ranked rows include all customer types. New = the customer reached that rank for the first time ever (per the rank change log) — within this commission period, and year-to-date.

Payout ratio by paid rank — commissions vs. enrollment-tree sales

For each user, payout ratio = commissions they earned ÷ their enrollment tree's volume-generating sales in the same window (e.g. a Director paid $25K on a tree that sold $200K = 12.5%). Shown is the average of individual users' ratios at each paid rank (PeriodVolumes.PaidRankID), for the past month (last complete calendar month), past quarter (last 3 complete months), and YTD. Commissions use accepted runs only (recent ~2 weeks lag); tree = enrollment downline (excludes the user's own orders). n = users at that paid rank with tree sales in the window (users with no downline sales are excluded, so the ratio is defined). Averages at the lowest ranks are noisier (small trees).