Below attached screenshot displays the kartify backend for the Dashboard module.
In business computer information systems, a dashboard is a type of graphical user interface which often provides at-a-glance views of key performance indicators relevant to a particular objective or business process.
In other words, a dashboard is a visual display of all our data. While it can be used in all kinds of different ways, its primary intention is to provide information at-a-glance, such as KPIs.
The Dashboard module is divided into various sections, which have been explained below:
1) The first section has 3 different tabs: Total Orders, Total Sales and Total Customers.
Total Orders gives insights on how many orders have been successfully completed for a selected brand.
Total Sales gives insights on the total sales amount achieved for a selected brand.
Total Customers gives insights on the total amount of active customers for a selected brand.
2) The second section focuses on Sales Analytics.
The data has been visualized in the form of graphical representation. Data for Total Sales (in currency), Average Order Value (in currency), Total Orders and Returning Customers (in %) has been calculated and represented graphically.
Below attached screenshot displays the same:
3) By clicking on the filter icon on the right, the sales analytics data can be filtered on the basis of the following fields:
(i) Today: Data for the current date
(ii) Yesterday: Data for the day before date.
(iii) Last 7 days: Data for the 7 days previous to the current date
(iv) Last 30 days: Data for the 30 days previous to the current date
(v) Custom Range: Start Date and End Date can be entered in the From and To section.
By clicking on the Apply button, the data can be filtered. The below attached screenshot shows the filter section for sales analytics:
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