See which cities carry your revenue, not just the country total

What this fixes

• One national total hides the city that is quietly carrying — or sinking — your month.
• Building a per-region view by hand means exporting and pivoting every single time.
• A regional drop can run for weeks because no one slices the number that way.

How it works

1. 1

   Connect the sources that carry a location dimension — your store, ads, and analytics.

2. 2

   Quri rolls each metric up by city or region instead of one flat total.

3. 3

   You see where revenue concentrates and which places are moving against the average.

The honest version

Segments are built from the location data your connected sources already report — Quri groups the same metric by place rather than inventing geographies, so each city figure traces back to its source.

Frequently asked

Where does the location data come from?

From the sources you connect. Your store, ad accounts, and analytics already attach a place to orders and sessions; Quri groups your metrics by that, so nothing new is collected.

Can Quri alert me when one region breaks pattern?

Yes. Once a metric is split by place, each segment gets its own normal range, so a single city moving against the average can be flagged on its own instead of disappearing into the national total.

Is this limited to cities?

No. The breakdown follows whatever location grain your sources provide — country, region, or city — so you can look at the level that matters for your business.

Go deeper

• Read the definition: Geographic segmentation →