Summary Sales Report

Purchases

100 app purchases were made in the United States. The Product Type Identifier column value “1F” indicates that these were universal app purchases. Customers paid .99 USD for each unit and you received .70 USD for each.

50 in-app purchases were made in Great Britain. The Product Type Identifier column value “IA1” indicates that these were In-App Purchases. Customers paid .69 GBP for each unit and you received .42 GBP for each. The Parent Identifier shows the SKU of the parent app.

25 app bundle purchases were made in the United States. The Product Type Identifier column value “1-B” indicates that these were app bundle purchases. Customers paid 2.99 USD for each unit and you received 2.10 USD for each.

Refunds

Refunds have negative values for Units and Customer Price, and positive values for Developer Proceeds.

Subscription Upgrade with Partial Credit (for sales before November 17, 2016).

Report on Day 1 of Initial Purchase

Report on Day 25 of Upgrade

When a subscriber upgrades, any remaining credit is applied to the cost of the new subscription, as long as the credit is not greater than the new price.

For example, Report on Day 1 shows a sale of a 1-month subscription for 9.99. On Day 25, the subscriber upgrades to a subscription priced at 29.99. Note that the upgrade goes into effect immediately. Because the pro-rated credit of 1.67 (9.99/30 days x 5 days left) is less than 29.99, the cost of the new subscription is recorded at only 28.32 (29.99 - 1.67).

Subscription Upgrade with Partial Credit (for sales after November 17, 2016).

Report on Day 1 of Initial Purchase

Report on Day 25 of Upgrade

When a subscriber upgrades, the pro-rated credit is refunded and the new subscription is charged at full price, as long as the credit is not greater than the new price.

For example, Report on Day 1 shows a sale of a 1-month subscription for 9.99. On Day 25, the subscriber upgrades to a subscription priced at 29.99. Note that the upgrade goes into effect immediately. The pro-rated credit of 1.67 (9.99/30 days x 5 days left) is refunded and the full price of 29.99 is charged.

Subscription Upgrade with Full Credit

Report on Day 1 of Initial Purchase

Report on Day 15 of Upgrade

When a subscriber upgrades and the remaining credit is greater than the cost of the new subscription then a refund is issued.

For example, Report on Day 1 shows a purchase of a 1-month subscription for 29.99. On Day 15, the subscriber upgrades to a 1-month subscription priced at 9.99. Because the pro-rated credit of 15.00 (29.99/30 days x 15 days left) is greater than 9.99, a full refund is issued for -15.00 and a new sale for 9.99 is recorded.

Developer codes

This row shows five sales in which customers used a developer code. Developer Proceeds and Customer Price are 0. The Promo Code column value will be “CR-RW.”

Completed app bundles

A completed paid app bundle purchase creates two types of records:

• One record for the bundle itself, indicated by the Product Type Identifier column value “1-B” (for iOS apps), or “F1-B” (for macOS apps) and the CMB column value “CMB”

• A record for credits for the previously purchased apps, indicated by the CMB column value “CMB-C”

Every paid app CMB record has one or more corresponding CMB-C records. The Customer Price of the CMB record plus the sum of the corresponding CMB-C records equals the price the customer paid for completing the bundle. Credits, like refunds, have negative values for Units and Customer Price, and positive values for Developer Proceeds.

Row 1 shows 25 app bundle purchases. The previously purchased apps are shown as credits in rows 2 and 3, as indicated by the value “CMB-C” in the CMB column. Customers paid 1.01 USD to complete the bundle (2.99 + -.99 + -.99).

Please note, in the case of a free app CMB record, a negative unit value row will not be created for previously downloaded apps. Instead, the report will show only the record for the free app bundle purchase.

App updates

75 app updates were made, as indicated by Product Type Identifier value “7F.” Developer Proceeds and Customer Price are 0. The Version is the version that customers upgraded from.

Gift purchases

Three gift purchases were made, as indicated by Promo Code value “GP.”

Introductory Offers and Subscription Offers

Report on day of purchase

When a subscriber signs up for a pay up front introductory offer, the event is shown in the Summary Sales Report. In the example above, a subscriber purchases a 3 Month Basic pay up front introductory offer. Another subscriber redeems a subscription offer for the same SKU and the Order Type column is populated with the Promotional Offer ID.

Pre-Orders

Report on day of purchase

App One has 1 unit that originated from a pre-order, and another unit that originated after the app went live. Units that originated from a pre-order will have “Pre-Order” in the Order Type column. Units that were not from pre-orders will either have a blank field in the Order Type column, or be populated with a different Order Type value (such as a value for an Introductory Offer).