Online Retail Transaction Dataset
Retail & Consumer Behavior
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This dataset offers information pertaining to orders, items within orders, customer details, payment transactions, and products for an e-commerce platform. It is designed to provide insights into various aspects of e-commerce operations, covering order lifecycle, product specifics, and customer interactions, along with supply chain and logistics elements.
Columns
The dataset is structured across multiple tables, each detailing specific information:
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Orders Table
order_id: A unique identifier for each order, serving as the primary key.customer_id: A unique identifier for the customer associated with the order. This column may not be unique at this table level.order_status: Indicates the current status of an order, such as delivered, cancelled, or processing.order_purchase_timestamp: The precise time and date when the customer placed the order.order_approved_at: The timestamp when the order received approval from the seller.order_delivered_timestamp: The timestamp when the order was delivered to the customer's location.order_estimated_delivery_date: The anticipated delivery date communicated to the customer at the time of order placement.
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Order Items Table
order_id: The unique identifier for the order to which the item belongs.order_item_id: The specific item number within an order, forming part of the primary key in conjunction withorder_id.product_id: A unique identifier for the product.seller_id: A unique identifier for the seller of the product.price: The selling price of the product.shipping_charges: Any costs associated with the shipping of the product.
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Customers Table
customer_id: A unique identifier for a customer, acting as the primary key for this table.customer_zip_code_prefix: The initial part of the customer's postcode.customer_city: The city where the customer is located.customer_state: The state where the customer is located.
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Payments Table
order_id: The unique identifier for the order associated with the payment.payment_sequential: Provides information on the sequence of payments made for a given order.payment_type: The method of payment used, such as credit card or debit card.payment_installments: The number of payment instalments, particularly for credit card transactions.payment_value: The monetary value of the transaction.
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Products Table
product_id: A unique identifier for each product, serving as the primary key for this table.product_category_name: The name of the category to which the product belongs.product_weight_g: The weight of the product in grams.product_length_cm: The length of the product in centimetres.product_height_cm: The height of the product in centimetres.product_width_cm: The width of the product in centimetres.
Distribution
The dataset typically consists of data files, commonly in CSV format. It is organised into two main directories:
train and test, each containing five files. The total size of the dataset is 32.48 MB. Specific numbers for rows or records are not available.Usage
This dataset is ideal for various applications, including:
- Analysing e-commerce order patterns and customer behaviour.
- Optimising supply chain and logistics operations.
- Identifying trends in product sales and payment methods.
- Developing and evaluating marketing strategies for e-commerce services.
- Supporting business intelligence and operational decision-making.
Coverage
The dataset's geographical scope includes various cities and states, indicated by customer city, state, and postcode prefix information. There is no explicit mention of a specific time range or demographic scope beyond general customer data.
License
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
Who Can Use It
This dataset is suitable for:
- E-commerce businesses: For internal analytics, operational improvements, and strategic planning.
- Data analysts and scientists: To conduct sales performance analysis, customer segmentation, and predictive modelling.
- Logistics and supply chain professionals: To enhance delivery routes, inventory management, and overall supply chain efficiency.
- Marketing teams: For developing targeted campaigns and understanding market trends.
- Researchers: Studying e-commerce ecosystems, consumer behaviour, and market dynamics.
- Developers: Building analytical tools or features for e-commerce platforms.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- E-commerce Order and Supply Chain Analytics Data
- Online Retail Transaction Dataset
- Customer Order and Product Insights Data
- E-commerce Logistics and Sales Records
- Digital Store Operational Data
Attributes
Original Data Source: Online Retail Transaction Dataset
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