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The Analytics Dashboard

Updated Jun 30, 2026 3 min read

The dashboard is your starting point — an at-a-glance view of who’s buying, what they’re looking for, and what’s selling, built from your store’s own data.

Where to find it

Open Customer History → Dashboard from the wp-admin menu. It’s the first item under the Customer History menu and loads as soon as the plugin is active — there’s nothing to configure first.

The dashboard at a glance

The free dashboard is a set of widgets, each focused on one question:

  • Top Customers — your highest-value customers by total spend.
  • Latest Orders — the most recent orders, with customer and total.
  • Top Selling Products (this month) — what’s moving right now.
  • Top Searches — the most common on-site search terms.
  • Recent Searches — the latest individual searches as they come in.
  • Most-Viewed Products — the products getting the most attention, by view count.
  • Top Categories — your most-viewed product categories (this widget fills in with Pro’s category/brand stats).

Each widget reflects the free 90-day window. Every customer and session is still recorded from day one — Pro simply unlocks the full history.

Your other free pages

The dashboard summarizes; these free pages go deeper:

  • Customers & Users — the full customer list (up to 100) with filters and CSV export, and each customer’s profile.
  • Revenue — net revenue, orders, average order value, and customer count for the period, each with a period-over-period comparison and a trend chart.
  • Search Analytics — top and recent searches, most-viewed products, and viewed categories on one page.
  • Segments and Order History — save a filtered customer list, and browse orders with date and status filters.

Reading the numbers

  • Top Customers tells you who’s worth keeping close — the people behind the revenue, not just the totals.
  • Top & Recent Searches show the words shoppers actually use. Watch for terms you don’t stock or don’t name the way customers do — that’s demand and language you can act on.
  • Most-Viewed Products highlights strong interest. A product viewed a lot is a candidate for a better description, photos, or placement.
  • Compare like with like — this month vs last month, not this week vs last month — so seasonality doesn’t mislead you.

What Pro adds Pro

Pro layers customer intelligence onto the same dashboard and adds dedicated pages:

  • Intelligence widgets — RFM segment distribution, health-score and at-risk alerts, lifecycle funnel, behavioral tags, and churn risk, right on the dashboard.
  • Revenue & abandoned-cart widgets — a richer revenue snapshot and value-at-risk from abandoned carts.
  • Statistics & Sessions pages — deeper stats (site pages, viewed-vs-purchased ratio, product revenue, conversion funnel, frequently-bought-together, revenue heatmap) and full session history beyond the 90-day window.

Observation, not automation

The dashboard is read-only. It surfaces who to pay attention to and what to stock — it never emails customers, changes orders, or creates coupons. What you do with the insight is up to you.

A simple weekly routine

  • Skim Top & Recent Searches for new demand or product gaps.
  • Check Top Customers and reach out to a few personally.
  • Compare Revenue and Top Selling Products to last month before planning promotions or restocks.

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