Your metrics.
Your shared perspective.

Build dashboards from charts, tables, and KPIs. Compare periods, follow live updates, and share the view with other admins.

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BuildCharts · Tables · KPIs
ComparePeriods · Deltas · Trends
ShareA dashboard for your admin team
Business overviewLive paused
Revenue€24,680+12.4%
Orders192+8.6%
Avg. order value€128.54+3.5%
Orders over time
Current periodPrevious period
Period startPeriod end
Payment status
CompletedOpenFailed
Latest orders
OrderStatusTotal
#1048Completed€128.00
#1047Completed€246.00
01 · Build your dashboard

The right format.
For every question.

Bring multiple widgets together in a dashboard. Use charts for patterns, tables for detail, and KPIs for the numbers you need to see at a glance.

Build different views for the work your team follows, from commerce and payments to content and visitors.

Orders over time
02 · Understand the change

A number in context.
A clearer decision.

Adjust the time range and comparison period. Deltas show how metrics changed, while charts put the current period alongside its comparison.

Try the comparison controls
Current periodPast 30 days

Choose the window you want to understand.

ComparisonPrevious period

Compare against another relevant time range.

Delta+12.4%

Read the change alongside the actual value. Illustrative result.

03 · Share with other admins

One dashboard.
A team that sees the same picture.

Share the dashboard with other admins so the useful view you built can serve more than one person. Keep the metrics your team cares about together.

Explore admin access
Share: Business overview

Choose other admins to share the dashboard with.

Shared with 1 admin in this example.
04 · Live updates

Keep the view
in step with the business.

Dashboards can update live as the underlying data changes. Follow the current state while retaining the time range and comparison that make the numbers useful.

Enable live updates in the example

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