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Dashboard
Your dashboard is the command center for your store. From here you can confirm that your shop is set up correctly, open your live storefront, review your seller profile, and jump to the editor, catalog, or orders in one click.
What you see on this page
The dashboard greets you by name and summarizes three areas: your shop identity (name, status, subdomain, and internal ID), your public storefront URL, and your account profile. Below that, quick-action cards link to the theme editor, product catalog, and order inbox.
+--------------------------------------------------+ | Welcome + intro | +--------------------------------------------------+ | SHOP CARD (2/3) | STOREFRONT (1/3) | | name, status, subdomain | live URL + open | | shop ID (copy) | copy link | +--------------------------------------------------+ | PROFILE CARD — email, phone, joined date | +--------------------------------------------------+ | QUICK LINKS: Editor | Products | Orders | +--------------------------------------------------+
Shop card
The shop card shows whether setup is complete, your shop display name, subdomain, and a copyable shop ID for support or integrations. If you have not finished store creation, status badges here reflect that so you know what to do next.
Steps
- Check the status badge — Complete means your shop record exists and basic setup is done.
- Copy the shop ID if support or a payment provider asks for it.
- Read the subdomain — it becomes your public store address (subdomain.yourplatform.com).
Storefront card
When a subdomain is assigned, this card shows your live customer-facing URL. Use Open storefront to preview what shoppers see. Use Copy URL to share the link in messages or social posts. If no subdomain appears yet, finish create-store setup first.
Steps
- Click Open storefront to launch your shop in a new tab.
- Click Copy URL to paste the link elsewhere.
- After publishing theme changes in the editor, refresh the storefront tab to verify updates.
Quick navigation
Use the three cards at the bottom instead of hunting through the sidebar when you already know your next task. Theme editor adjusts layout and branding; Products opens your catalog; Orders shows incoming purchases.
Sidebar Dashboard quick links -------- --------------------- Dashboard <----> Editor card Editor Products card Products Orders card Orders Subscription Payment settings
Tips
Bookmark your storefront URL for quick checks after edits. Keep your profile phone number current — some flows may use it for verification. Use the floating Help button on any dashboard page for context-specific guides like this one.