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Dashboard - Reports and Alerts

How to navigate and use the Dashboard?

Learn how to efficiently navigate and use your Dashboard to monitor reports and alerts. This guide walks you through understanding widgets, filtering data, and accessing reports — helping you stay on top of inventory performance, sales trends, and alerts in one centralized view.

Last updated on 17 Oct, 2025

🧭 Understanding Your Dashboard

Your Dashboard serves as the central hub where you can easily monitor, manage, and access all your Reports and Alerts in one place. It gives you a clear overview of your active reports, their types, statuses, and when they were created — helping you stay organized and in control of your store’s performance.


📊 Dashboard Overview

The Dashboard is divided into two main sections:

  • Reports Tab – Displays all reports you’ve created, such as Stock Cover Reports and Sales Performance Reports.

  • Alerts Tab – Shows your active and draft alerts, such as Out-of-Stock or Overstock alerts.

You can switch between these tabs anytime to quickly view and manage your data.

🔔 Creating and Syncing

At the top right, you’ll find action buttons:

  • Create New Report – Start building a new report from scratch.

  • Create New Alert – Set up alerts to monitor specific inventory or sales events.

  • Sync – Manually sync your data to ensure your reports and alerts are updated.
    If synchronization fails, an error indicator (like “Synchronization Failed”) will appear, prompting you to retry syncing.

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🔍 Reports Table Breakdown

Each report is listed in a table with the following key details:

  • Report Name – The name you assigned to your report.

  • Type – Indicates the kind of report (e.g., Stock Cover, Sales Performance).

  • Time Period – Shows the time frame used for the report’s calculation (e.g., Last 7 Days, Custom).

  • Status – Displays whether the report is Enabled, Draft, or Disabled.

  • Created On (UTC) – Shows the exact date and time the report was created.

  • Products – Indicates the number of products included in the report.

You can use the Search Bar to quickly find specific reports by name or type.

⚙️ Managing Reports

For each report, you have several available actions (accessible via the three-dot menu):

  • Disable – Temporarily turn off a report without deleting it.

  • Export – Download report data for external analysis.

  • Generate Report – Re-run the report to get the latest data.

  • Report History – Review previously generated results.

  • Report Settings – Edit or update the configuration of your report.

  • Delete – Permanently remove the report from your Dashboard.

You can also click View Report to open and review detailed insights for that report.

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🔔 Alerts Table Breakdown

The Alerts tab lists all notifications you’ve set up to stay informed about important inventory events — such as out-of-stock, or overstock products. This section helps you monitor potential risks and respond before they impact your operations.

Here’s what you’ll see:

  • Alert Name – The title you assigned to the alert.

  • Type – The alert type (e.g., Out-of-Stock, Overstock).

  • Status – Whether the alert is Enabled or in Draft mode.

  • Created On (UTC) – The date and time the alert was created.

  • Products – The total number of products being monitored.

💡 Tip: Use the search bar to quickly locate alerts by name or type.

⚙️ Managing Alerts

Available Actions (⋯ menu):

  • Enable / Disable – Activate or pause an alert.

  • Alert History – View previous alert activities and triggers.

  • Alert Settings – Edit alert details or conditions.

  • Delete – Remove an alert permanently.

Click View Targeted Products to see which products are included in the alert’s monitoring list.

💡 Why the Dashboard Matters

The Dashboard helps you stay on top of everything that matters to your store — reports, insights, and alerts — all in one organized view. By combining visibility and control, it ensures you can make smarter, data-driven decisions and maintain a smooth inventory flow without missing any critical updates.

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