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1. Get access

The Depict portal is available to Depict merchants. Log in with the account credentials provided during onboarding — authentication is handled by Auth0, and every user is scoped to the merchants they’ve been granted access to. Add teammates yourself under SettingsUsers with Invite user — there is no seat limit, and every member has the same permissions (see Settings). Plan terms are commercial and handled in your Depict contract; the portal does not enforce usage caps on collections, pins or users, and has no in-product billing or upgrade flow.

2. Connect your data

Depict needs two data streams to work well:
  • Catalog data — products, variants, prices, stock and collections. Follow the data ingestion overview and the guide for your platform (Centra, Shopify or the Push Product API).
  • Behavioural data — impressions, clicks, add-to-carts and purchases from your storefront. This comes from the tracking part of your storefront integration and powers every metric in the portal.
Metrics such as CTR, sell-through rate and the conversion funnel only appear once tracking events flow in. Expect a few days of data collection before the analytics pages are meaningful.

3. Curate your first collection

Open Collections, pick a high-traffic collection and try the editor:
  1. Pin your hero products to the top — everything else stays auto-sorted by performance.
  2. Use bulk actions to pin, hide or reorder many products at once.
  3. Save, then check the storefront preview.
See Collections for the full editor reference.

4. Measure

  • The Analytics page gives you the merchant-wide view: revenue, traffic, conversion funnel, search insights and which collections are winning or declining.
  • Each collection has its own analytics drawer with traffic, product health and a pinned-vs-auto comparison that tells you whether your manual pins are helping or hurting.
From here, iterate: adjust pins where the data says auto-ranking does better, add Boost & Bury rules for storewide pushes, and keep an eye on dead stock.