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# Dashboard

The Dashboard is the first thing you see when you sign in. It displays your store's key figures as charts, tables and graphs, so you can see how trading is going without running a report.

You choose what appears. Widgets can show sales figures, recent orders, total orders, customer engagement, affiliates, abandoned carts and more, and you arrange them in whatever order suits how you work.

### Adding a Widget

1. Select the Add button in the top right-hand corner
2. Browse the available widgets and choose one showing a metric you want on your Dashboard
3. Click the Select button on the bottom right
4. The widget appears on your Dashboard showing its default metrics

### Editing a Widget

1. Click the configuration icon, shown as a spanner, in the top right of the widget
2. Change the fields and dropdowns to adjust which metrics the widget displays
3. Click the Save button on the bottom right
4. The widget refreshes to show the metrics you chose

### Arranging Widgets

1. Click and hold the drag icon on the widget you want to move
2. Drag it into the position you want and release
3. Click the save icon, shown as a checkmark, in the top right-hand corner

{% hint style="info" %}
A widget may not fit the space you drop it into, because widgets differ in column width. If it springs back, try a wider space or move a neighbouring widget first.
{% endhint %}

### Switching Between Store Dashboards

If you run more than one store, you can view each store's Dashboard separately. The dropdown in the top left shows the name of the store Dashboard you are currently viewing.

1. Click the store name dropdown in the top left
2. Select the store whose Dashboard you want to view

Each store keeps its own widgets and layout. You can set them up identically, or give each store a different Dashboard reflecting what matters for that store.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Check which store is named in the top left before reading the figures. It is easy to draw a conclusion from the wrong store's Dashboard when you manage several.
{% endhint %}