The dashboard now leads with what needs attention
A rebuilt dashboard that opens with orders past their ship-by date rather than a count of your listings. New KPI row, reorganized tiles, and the whole page now loads in a single request instead of five.
The old dashboard was built early, before most of Everlyst existed, and it showed. It told you how many listings you had in each state, which is information you almost never need at the moment you log in. What you need is whether anything is on fire.
So the page now opens with a conditional attention banner. It turns red when an order is past its fulfillment deadline, amber when one is due soon, and disappears entirely when nothing needs you. Beneath it sits a four-card row covering revenue and orders over the last thirty days, active listings, and your average listing quality score. The tiles below cover Issue Detection, catalog breakdown, recent activity, what is scheduled next, dead stock, your restore points, and plan usage.
One rename worth flagging: the tile previously called Shop Health is now called Issue Detection, because Issue Detection is the page it has always linked to. Listing Health is a separate page that scores listings against each other, and having two differently-named things called “health” was a trap of our own making.
Free plan tiles are shown locked rather than hidden, so you can see what is there before deciding whether it is worth paying for.