A comprehensive Power BI dashboard analyzing Zomato's sales, user behavior, and city-wise performance from 2017 to 2020. Gain actionable insights into sales trends, customer demographics, and performance metrics across 822+ cities.
- Project Overview
- Features
- Dashboard Components
- Data Insights & Key Metrics
- Top Performing Cities
- Data Analysis Period
- Setup Guide
- Technologies Used
- Future Enhancements
Zomato Analytics delivers in-depth analysis and visualizations of Zomatoβs sales performance, user behavior, and geographical metrics over four years. It leverages Power BI to provide easy-to-digest, interactive insights that highlight customer retention, order distributions, and sales trends, empowering data-driven decision-making.
- Comprehensive Sales Analysis: Track yearly sales trends and compare veg vs. non-veg sales.
- User Demographics: Explore age-wise and gender-based user behavior and retention.
- City-Level Metrics: Examine city-wise sales, ratings distribution, and order density.
- Customer Insights: Analyze customer acquisition, retention, and churn patterns.
- Interactive Visuals: Dynamic graphs and charts for an engaging user experience.
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Sales Overview:
- Yearly sales trends from 2017 to 2020.
- Sales metrics: Total sales, orders, and quantity.
- Veg vs. Non-veg sales breakdown.
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User Analysis:
- Age group and gender distribution.
- Customer acquisition and churn analysis.
- User rating behavior.
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City Analysis:
- Top-performing cities by sales amount.
- Rating distribution across cities.
- Order density and city-wise performance metrics.
- Total Sales Amount: 987M
- Total Orders: 150.3K
- Active Users: 77.9K
- Overall Ratings: 148.5K
- Total Sales Quantity: 2M
Significant trends observed include the peak user age group (25-30 years) and a sales boom from 2017 to 2019. The analysis also reveals a balanced distribution of veg (122M) and non-veg (106M) sales.
- Tirupati: 43M
- Electronic City, Bangalore: 29M
- Baner, Pune: 27M
- Raipur: 23M
- Others: 22M
These cities contributed significantly to overall sales, making them key markets for Zomato.
The dashboard covers sales and user behavior from 2017 to 2020, capturing the following yearly sales figures:
- 2017: 0.09B
- 2018: 0.14B
- 2019: 0.41B
- 2020: 0.34B
The data illustrates a rapid increase in sales, peaking in 2019, followed by a slight decline in 2020.
- Power BI Desktop
- Basic familiarity with Power BI and Excel for data refresh
- Clone or Download the repository:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/zomato-analytics-dashboard.git
- Open Power BI Desktop and load
Zomato_Dashboard.pbix
. - Refresh Data if necessary to reflect any recent updates.
- Explore the dashboard using the interactive visuals and filters.
- Data Visualization: Power BI
- Data Preprocessing: Excel
- Data Management: CSV files
- Incorporate Real-Time Data: Integrate APIs for live sales and user data updates.
- Detailed Churn Analysis: Expand on customer retention metrics and introduce predictive modeling.
- Performance Optimization: Streamline data processing and visualization load times.
- Mobile-Friendly Dashboard: Optimize visuals for mobile access via Power BI app.
Note: This project is created for analytical purposes using publicly available Zomato data and is not affiliated with Zomato.