What kind of information can I find in the dashboard?

The dashboard consists of eight screens with different useful information for your business.

1. The starting screen assembles a summary of the most important data, like the principal traffic sources, the visits statistics, the duration of the visits, and more. It is possible to compare the displayed data with the same data of another period, which is useful to know if sales have increased or decreased.

   The fields of traffic sources, most seen contents and the statistics sections demand to configure a connection with your Google Analytics account. In case that you don’t have it, click any Settings button that will appear in this screen to start with the settings assistant.

   

2. The second screen shows the total numbers by order statuses and by countries.

   

3. In the third screen, there are the payment systems, the shipping methods and the brands, by import at the left and by use at the right.

   

4. In the fourth screen there is information about different fields like orders, users or products, among others, like the orders or users history.

   

5. In the fifth screen there are two lists of clients. At the left there are the clients who have spent the most in our eCommerce, from highest to lowest. At the left, we have the list of the clients who have executed more orders, also from highest to lowest, regardless the amount spent.

   

6. In the sixth screen we filter orders by products. The first column shows all products that have not been added to any order yet. The central column shows the list of most sold products by total import, from highest to lowest; and the last column shows the products from which we have sold more units, also from highest to lowest.

   

7. The next-to-last screen shows the location of orders in the map of the world, where we can see the number of orders in each country by simply placing the mouse on the location button of the country.

   

8. Finally, in the last screen, the dashboard shows the location of registered users in the ecommerce database. This is important for later marketing campaigns and to focus to a market or another.