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Overview

The Etalasse Dashboard is the merchant control center. It is where businesses manage products, stock, promotions, payments, customer information, and operational setup.

For most merchants, this is the first authenticated workspace they will use after login and the main place where launch-readiness is managed.

Who should use Dashboard

  • merchant owners
  • operations staff
  • product and catalog managers
  • inventory teams
  • admin users handling merchant configuration

Main areas in Dashboard

Home dashboard

The home dashboard is the first post-login view. It highlights sales and store-health summaries so operators can quickly understand the current business state before moving into detailed tasks.

Shop management

Manage products, categories, addons, customers, sales, suppliers, stock visibility, and stock movement.

Ecommerce management

Manage payment methods, shipping, banners, FAQs, rewards, memberships, coupons, and other merchant-facing growth tools.

Surface configuration

Configure the merchant behavior tied to Catalog and Link.

Account settings

Maintain personal account information and password-related settings.

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Image note
Type: Screenshot
Target: Dashboard home or top-level merchant navigation
Must show: Primary navigation, shop management section, ecommerce management section, and a visible merchant context header
Purpose: Help merchants recognize the main Dashboard structure before they begin working through detailed feature guides

Typical workflows

  • review business performance after login
  • complete merchant identity and operational setup
  • add and organize products
  • configure payment methods and shipping
  • review inventory and sales
  • launch campaigns such as coupons, flash sales, or reward programs

What a new merchant should do first

  1. confirm the correct shop or branch context
  2. review the home dashboard for missing or unexpected data
  3. complete the shop profile
  4. build the initial product structure
  5. prepare the first selling surface