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# Analytics

Use the Sesami Analytics dashboard to review business insights and stay on top of your service commerce.

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## Dashboard Overview

The analytics dashboard gives you a single view of your booking and sales performance:

* **Booking and sales data** — view and compare metrics side by side
* **Top services** — see which services are booked and sold the most
* **Time range selector** — use presets or custom ranges to view data for any period

## How to Access

Go to **Sesami Admin Portal > Analytics**

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Analytics is available on the **Pro** and **Premium** plans.
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## Related

* [Bookings Report](/analytics/bookings-report.md) — export and review detailed booking data


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