Dashboards

A dashboard is a configurable grid of blocks. Each block is either a chart (a metric over time) or a table (detailed rows), and you arrange them on a drag-and-drop grid.

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Chart blocks

Time-series and matrix visualizations, including:

• Sales — net sales value, net sales volume, orders value, orders volume.
• Inventory — stock level, inventory cost, movements value, movements quantity.
• Performance — markdown rate, sell-through rate, and the markdown health matrix (discount % vs sell-through %, bubble size = net sales).

Charts render as area, line, or bar, and aggregate by sum, last value (stock snapshots), or average (rates).

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Table blocks

Detailed grids, including sales lines, sales performance, top/flop products, movement lines, stock ledger, stock-out risk, dead stock, and entity tables (products, brands, stores).

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Filtering

Blocks can be filtered by shop, product, brand, collection, category, family, gender, sport, style, color, design, shape, tag, shop country/city, and a date range — the applicable filters depend on the metric.

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Building a dashboard