Dashboards

Atlios has two dashboards: the Portfolio view across all of your stores, and a store home page for each individual store. Both summarize catalog quality so you know where to spend your time. Counts are never doubled up: an issue flagged by both Atlios and Google Merchant Center is counted once. See Issues for how that works.

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Portfolio

The Portfolio dashboard is a high-level view across every connected store. Use the time window control to look at the last 7, 30, or 90 days, or all time. It shows:

• Value delivered: estimated value protected over the window, estimated value at risk right now, hours saved, how many issues Atlios fixed, how many were resolved elsewhere, your portfolio quality score out of 100, and open issues. Each figure has an information hint that explains how it is worked out, and an arrow for how it changed over the window.
• Trends: an Atlios fix activity chart and a Portfolio quality chart.
• Stores needing attention: the stores to look at first.
• By store: a card per store with its quality score, products, hours saved, and issues resolved.
• Portfolio details: an Issues by category breakdown, and Biggest time savers, the issue types that saved you the most time.

Click a store card to open that store’s home.

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Store home

Open a store to land on its home page. Store home is the catalog agent, full screen. There is no separate dashboard to read first: you land in a conversation about this store. A fresh visit starts a new chat. The greeting carries the store’s opening readout, so you can see where the store stands before you type anything.

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Overview cards

Under the greeting are four cards, one per area of the app:

• Fix: the one issue-fixing move that matters most right now.
• Products: the state of your catalog.
• Create: what there is to make next.
• Grow: how shoppers are finding your products.

Each card reads your latest saved snapshot, so it costs no credits and never waits on the AI. Each card has two things you can click, and nothing else:

• The pill fills the message box with a prompt about that card, without sending it. You can edit it first, then press Enter.
• The corner link opens that area’s own page.

A card shows a lock in the corner if that area is not switched on for your store yet. If one card cannot load, the other three still work, and the broken one offers a retry.

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Setup nudge

Above the cards, a short strip appears while there is still setup left to do, such as connecting a channel. It hides itself once there is nothing to prompt you about.