[x] Sales Analytics: The dashboard should provide detailed analytics and reporting on sales performance, including key metrics such as total sales, revenue, average order value for daily, monthly, quarterly and yearly. It should allow you to track sales trends over time and compare performance across different products, categories, or regions.
[x] Inventory Management: The dashboard should provide real-time visibility into your inventory levels, including stock counts, product availability, and replenishment alerts. It should help you monitor inventory turnover, identify popular or slow-moving products, and make data-driven decisions to optimize your inventory management.
[x] Order Processing and Fulfilment: The dashboard should provide an overview of order status, pending orders, and fulfilment progress. It should allow you to track orders, generate packing slips or shipping labels, and manage the fulfilment process efficiently.
[x] Customer Management: The dashboard should provide insights into customer behaviour and preferences, including customer demographics, purchase history, and lifetime value. It should help you identify loyal customers, target specific customer segments, and personalize marketing campaigns based on customer data.
[x] Report Templates: The e-commerce dashboard should provide pre-built report templates that cover essential aspects of your business, such as sales reports, inventory reports, customer reports, and marketing reports. These templates can serve as starting points and help you generate reports quickly.