Dashboard tour

The dashboard is the first thing you see after logging in. It gives you an at-a-glance view of your store and quick links to everything.

What’s on the dashboard

• Greeting — a time-of-day welcome with your store name and today’s date.
• Action queue — when orders need work, chips at the top show how many are Pending, waiting To Ship, or awaiting Payment Verification. Tap one to jump straight to that list.
• Today’s numbers — today’s sales versus yesterday, this week’s revenue and orders versus the week before, and your average order value — each with an up/down change badge once there is history to compare.
• Recent orders — your latest orders with their status; tap any to open it.
• Revenue chart — a short view of sales over the last few days.
• Top products — your most-viewed products, with links to view or edit them.
• Low stock alert — appears when any tracked product has 5 or fewer units left, so you can restock before orders bounce.
• Catalog line — a quiet summary of your product and category counts.
• Quick actions — shortcuts to add a product, add a category, customize your store, or Share store link, which copies your store’s address (or opens your phone’s share sheet on a mobile browser) so you can post it anywhere in a tap. The link uses your custom domain when one is connected, otherwise your yourstore.sohojdokan.com address.

Turn on Advanced (toggle above the stats) for deeper panels: order pipeline, payment mix, repeat customers and conversion.

Setup reminders

The dashboard shows banners when something needs your attention, for example:

• A reminder if your subscription is expiring soon or missing.
• A prompt to set up delivery zones if you haven’t yet and free delivery is off.

Clearing these gets your store ready to take orders.

The sidebar

Everything is reachable from the left sidebar: Products, Orders, Categories, Delivery Zones, Integrations, Analytics, Subscription, Settings, and more. You’ll also find View store to open your live storefront, and the option to log out.

What’s next

A good first step is to add your first product and set up delivery zones.