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The Dashboard is the page you land on after signing in. It summarizes how the store performed over the selected period and points to the page where each number can be acted on.

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Limits and behavior

  • The market and period selectors at the top scope every number on the page. Period presets are 30, 7 or 1 days (default 30) plus a custom date range; every change figure compares against the equally long period immediately before.
  • The Dashboard requires performance reporting to be enabled for the store. Without it, the page states “Performance reporting is not switched on for this store” instead of rendering empty tiles.
  • Performance reporting is enabled per area (search, recommendations, collections). Sections and tiles backed by an area that is off are omitted rather than shown empty.
  • The revenue and conversion tiles need purchase tracking: if orders are not reaching Depict, or cannot be attributed, the tiles are replaced by a “Link your orders” or “Send us your orders” explainer with setup guidance.
  • A dash on a KPI tile means no data for the period; a real zero renders as 0.
  • The collections queue in Needs attention always evaluates a fixed last-30-day window, independent of the selected period.

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Hero KPIs

Clicking the first four tiles opens a daily trend chart for that metric over the selected period. Clicking Search health opens the Search page.

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Needs attention

A status button next to the scope controls reads All clear or counts the open issues. Clicking it opens the Needs attention dialog: problems in the selected period, each with a one-click path to the tool that fixes it. The dialog’s View all link opens the Analytics page.

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Highlights

Three cards sit below the KPI row: Clicking a product in any card opens its product details, with a shortcut matching the context: Boost product for a bestseller, Boost or bury for a slow mover, Feature in recommendations for a trending product, and Open in Products in every case. The collections card appears only when collection performance reporting is on.

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Traffic

A chart at the bottom plots one metric per day — switch between Clicks, Revenue, Orders and CTR — split into three series: Collections, Search and Recommendations, with the total and the change against the previous period. Search and recommendations counts come from attribution; the remainder of each day’s total is reported as collections, so the three series sum to the true total.