Dashboard
The Dashboard is the operational starting point for every store. It answers one question: is this store healthy right now?
Status tiles
The Dashboard shows six tiles, each representing a monitoring dimension:
| Tile | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Shopify Platform | Current operational status of Shopify itself |
| Third Party Apps | Health of monitored third-party services |
| Test Flows | Overall pass/fail state and last scheduled run |
| Broken Links | Latest scan results |
| Page Speed | Performance scores and any regressions |
| Store Radar | Business metric anomalies |
Colour coding:
- Green — all clear, no issues detected
- Yellow — warning, needs investigation
- Pink/red — alert, requires immediate action
Daily check-in workflow
- Open the Dashboard for the store.
- Scan all six tiles — any tile that is not green needs investigation before other work.
- Click a yellow or red tile to go directly to that section and review the details.
Test Flows panel
Below the status tiles, the Dashboard shows the Test Flows panel:
- Empty state: No tests configured yet. Click Create test or Generate Test Suite to get started.
- Populated state: A searchable list showing test name, status, type (Batch / Journey), step count, and last run time.
Status meanings:
- Pending — the test exists but has not run yet. Trigger it manually to confirm it works.
- Passing — the last run completed without failures.
- Failing — the last run detected a failure. Investigate immediately.
Plan bar
The plan bar at the bottom of the Dashboard shows the active subscription and a link to manage the plan. Check it if anything appears restricted or if credit usage is approaching the monthly limit.
Troubleshooting
All tiles show "Not enough data"
- This is normal on a newly connected store. Allow time for the first scheduled runs and scans to complete. Check back after the first test has run and the first Page Speed scan has finished.
A tile is yellow but the issue is not obvious
- Click the tile to go to the detail screen. Review the specific alert or warning message. A yellow tile does not always mean something is broken — it may indicate a slowdown or a metric in a learning state.