Google Play revenue dashboard from your Play Console sales reports

Invite a service account to Play Console and Sumly reads the monthly sales reports Google keeps for your app: every order, renewal and refund, next to your other revenue.

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What Sumly reads

Every order, renewal and refund in the sales reports, three years back at first
Subscriptions from their first order and the renewals that follow it
The buyer's country and currency, without tax

Good to know

Google posts a day's orders within a few days, so the newest days fill in late.
The reports show no fees; Sumly takes off 15%, Google's rate for subscriptions and for the first $1M a year of other sales.
The reports name no buyer, so Google Play payments are not traced to visits yet. Free trials show once they are paid.

Connect Google Play in a few minutes

1In Google Cloud: create a service account (it needs no roles) and add a JSON key to it.
2In Play Console: Users and permissions → Invite new users, with the service account's e-mail and View financial data for the whole account.
3In Play Console: Download reports → Financial → Copy Cloud Storage URI. The bucket ID is the part that starts with pubsite_prod_rev_.
4Paste the JSON key, the bucket ID and the app's package name. A new service account can take up to a day before Google lets it read.

Trace each payment to its visit

Not yet: Google's sales reports carry no id of the buyer. Visits from Google Play still show with their install referrer campaign. How attribution works.

Questions

Why a service account and not a key?

Google keeps the reports in a Cloud Storage bucket of your developer account. A service account with View financial data may read that bucket and nothing else.

Does it see subscriptions bought before I connected?

Yes. The first read goes three years back through the monthly reports.