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Dashboard

Dashboard are collections of several data kinds that are linked to one another and condensed for ease of comprehension. Dashboards, a popular type of data visualization, usually include graphs, charts, and tables as their main visual elements.

Dashboard

  1. Statistics - Statistics allows us to make sense of data by identifying patterns and generating conclusions.

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  • The Active Products section displays the maximum number of products that can be published as well as the number of products that have already been published.
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The number of products in Draft, Awaiting, Rejected, and Unpublished statuses is also shown in graphical form.

  • The Active Product Templates section displays the maximum number of product templates that can be published as well as the number of product templates that have already been published.
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The number of product templates in Draft, Awaiting, Rejected, and Deprecated statuses is also shown in graphical form.

  • The Active Vendors section displays the maximum number of vendors that can be activated as well as the number of vendors have already been activated.
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It also shows the number of inactive vendors.

  1. Performance - Performance is a measure of effectiveness or efficiency in accomplishing desired results.

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  • The Total Conversions section shows the total number of orders placed within a specific time period in graphical form.
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The feasible time periods include:

  • Last 12 hours
  • Last 7 days
  • Last 4 weeks
  • Last 12 months
  • The Top Products section displays the top 5 products placed within a specific time period.
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The feasible time periods include:

  • Last 12 hours
  • Last 7 days
  • Last 4 weeks
  • Last 12 months
  • The Top Vendors section displays the names of the top 15 vendors only if any order is placed.
  1. Orders - The orders section displays the recent five orders with the Date, Line Item ID, Customer Name, Amount, Status and Payment Type.

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