In the fast-paced world of e-commerce, understanding price trends and optimizing dynamic pricing strategies is essential for maximizing revenue and staying competitive. But how do you build a robust analytics pipeline that can ingest, clean, and analyze millions of product records from platforms like eBay and Kaggle, and deliver actionable insights to business stakeholders?
The ecommerce-pricing-insights project tackles this challenge head-on. It provides a production-ready workflow for data engineering, warehousing, and business intelligence, enabling teams to:
The project is organized for clarity, scalability, and maintainability, following best practices in data engineering and analytics:
ecommerce-pricing-insights/
├── data/
│ ├── raw/ # Raw eBay/Kaggle datasets
│ └── processed/ # Cleaned and feature-enriched data
├── notebooks/
│ ├── apache_spark.ipynb # Scalable data processing
│ ├── Data_check.ipynb # Data validation and exploration
│ └── Data_cleaning_code.ipynb # Data cleaning workflows
├── sql/
│ ├── ingestion/ # Data ingestion scripts
│ ├── cleaning/ # Data quality and validation
│ ├── schema/ # Warehouse schema design
│ ├── performance/ # Query optimization
│ ├── procedures/ # Stored procedures
│ └── dynamic_pricing/ # Pricing models and analytics
├── dashboard/
│ └── E-commerce-dashboard.py # Plotly dashboard
├── README.md # Project documentation
SQL scripts, notebooks, and dashboards are organized by workflow stage, making it easy to maintain and extend.
Each module can be validated independently, and notebooks provide reproducible data checks and cleaning steps.
Core SQL queries and cleaning routines can be reused across different datasets and reporting needs.
The architecture supports scaling from small test datasets to millions of records using Spark and optimized SQL.
Jupyter notebooks for data cleaning, validation, and scalable processing with Apache Spark.
Comprehensive SQL scripts for ingestion, cleaning, schema design, performance tuning, and analytics.
Interactive dashboards for visualizing price trends, category leaders, and dynamic pricing insights.
Automated testing for data validation and workflow integrity.
SQL linting and formatting for code quality and consistency.
The project implements several advanced analytics and pricing models:
Quality assurance is built into the workflow through automated testing and code linting:
Typical workflow for running the analytics pipeline:
# Run data cleaning and validation in notebooks
jupyter notebook notebooks/Data_cleaning_code.ipynb
jupyter notebook notebooks/Data_check.ipynb
# Execute SQL scripts for ingestion and analytics
psql -f sql/ingestion/create_tables_2.sql
psql -f sql/ingestion/ingest_data_1.sql
psql -f sql/dynamic_pricing/dynamic_pricing_model.sql
# Visualize results in Dash
Open dashboard/E-commerce-dashboard.py
The project includes synthetic data and test scripts to validate the pipeline and demonstrate analytics capabilities.
Potential extensions to explore:
The ecommerce-pricing-insights project demonstrates how to build a scalable, production-ready analytics pipeline for e-commerce price trends and dynamic pricing. By following best practices in data engineering, analytics, and business intelligence, the project delivers actionable insights and a foundation for future enhancements.
Whether you're optimizing prices, analyzing market trends, or building BI dashboards, this project provides a real-world example of professional analytics development.
Explore the complete source code, documentation, and examples on GitHub:
GitHub RepositoryNext up: Integrating machine learning for price prediction and real-time analytics! Stay tuned!