ChatGPT Ads · Status at source date: Spotted in the Wild
ChatGPT Ads shows an Order created sales reporting column
Thomas Eccel documented an Order created sales option alongside Order created ROAS in the reporting column picker. The observation gives advertisers with access a way to inspect attributed sales value directly in the table.

What changed
Compare it with the conversion definitions and values being sent to the platform. The screenshot does not establish first-ever revenue reporting, wider availability or the absence of other bidding capabilities.
The column picker is useful evidence of an interface option, not a complete explanation of the underlying sales calculation. The observed Order created sales and Order created ROAS labels refer to related reporting questions: the value attributed to an outcome and that value relative to advertising cost. They should not be treated as interchangeable measurements.
Start a review with the event and value definitions used by the advertiser. Check which order event is sent, the currency and value basis, and the reporting period being compared. A number shown in the ad table may differ from a commerce dashboard because the two reports answer different questions or include different orders. The screenshot alone cannot settle those reconciliation rules.
For example, an order total recorded by the commerce system and a value credited to an ad may not cover the same population. Compare the same event definition and date range before concluding that the new column fixes or introduces a tracking problem. Preserve any known limitations in the event pipeline when presenting the number to a client.
The presence of a sales column does not establish that revenue reporting was previously impossible. It also does not establish whether value-based bidding is available, whether this view appears in every account, or which attribution settings apply. Those require separate documentation or account evidence.
Thomas Eccel is the First contributor for the account observation retained in the newsletter, dated 29 October. The original visual is credited to him. This article describes the observed reporting control without turning it into a general product-launch claim.
Sources & contributor credit
- Original postLinkedIn
Source retained from Yoann Ferrand’s final Week 44 edition.
Original creator unverified
Credits reflect the editor's latest changes. Original authorship has not been independently verified for this version.
Attribution evidence and limitations
Full attribution review pending.
A source link alone does not establish original authorship.
Original image and video creators have not yet been verified.
- Published on this site
- Article updated
This update reflects the dated source reporting. Availability may have changed. Further coverage of this same development will be added to this page.





