Dashboard Overview

Audience: Store owners, marketing managers, and growth teams.

The Reevix dashboard is your command centre. It gives you a real-time pulse on store performance — from conversion rates and revenue to live shopper signals and funnel health — all in one place.


The KPI Cards

Dashboard overview with KPI metrics

The top row shows four headline metrics for your selected time period (7, 14, or 30 days):

MetricWhat It MeansWhy It Matters
Conversion RatePercentage of sessions that resulted in a purchaseYour primary health indicator
RevenueTotal revenue attributed to Reevix-influenced sessionsShows direct financial impact
Average Order Value (AOV)Mean spend per completed orderTracks upsell and cross-sell effectiveness
Revenue Per SessionRevenue ÷ total sessionsMeasures how efficiently traffic converts to money

Each card shows the current period value alongside a trend arrow comparing it to the prior period. A green upward arrow is good; a red downward arrow signals a drop worth investigating.

Configuring the Date Range

Click the 7D / 14D / 30D pill buttons in the top-right of the dashboard to switch between time windows. Reevix recalculates all metrics instantly — no page reload.

KPI cards close-up


Shopper Signals Panel

Below the KPI cards, Reevix surfaces five real-time behavioural signals collected from your shoppers:

Shopper signals section

SignalWhat It Measures
Rage Click Rate% of sessions with 3+ rapid clicks on a non-interactive element — a frustration indicator
Form Friction Rate% of sessions with repeated failed form interactions (checkout, search)
Exit-Intent Rate% of sessions where the visitor showed strong exit signals before leaving
Deep-Scroll Rate% of sessions where the visitor scrolled past 75% of a page — a strong interest signal
Avg. Dwell TimeMean time visitors spend on product and category pages

AI Insight Bullets

Beneath the signals panel, Reevix generates plain-language AI observations based on current signal patterns. For example:

"Exit-intent rate is elevated on product pages — consider adding a shipping reassurance message."

These bullets update daily. They are not recommendations you need to act on manually — the autopilot already acts on these patterns. They are surfaced here for context.


Conversion Funnel Widget

The dashboard also shows a mini conversion funnel summarising the four standard stages for the selected period:

StageWhat It Counts
Page ViewAll sessions that landed on any store page
Add to CartSessions where at least one product was added to cart
Checkout StartedSessions that reached the checkout page
PurchaseSessions that completed an order

Each step shows the drop-off percentage to the next step. If a step has a significantly high drop-off, the widget highlights it in amber or red. Click View full funnel to jump to the Drop-offs page for a detailed breakdown.


Behavioral Intent Distribution

Below the funnel, the dashboard shows a compact intent distribution bar — a breakdown of what percentage of sessions are in each of the five behavioral states (Exploring, Comparing, Evaluating, Ready, Buying) for the selected period.

A healthy store shows a funnel shape: many Exploring, fewer Comparing and Evaluating, and fewer still in Ready and Buying. If your distribution is flat — large Exploring, almost no Ready — your product pages may not be doing enough to advance shopper intent.

See the Shopper Behavior page for the full trend view and per-state analysis.

Reading the Dashboard — A Practical Walk-Through

Scenario: Conversion rate dropped 2% this week.

  1. Check the Exit-Intent Rate signal — if it spiked, shoppers may be leaving due to price or trust concerns
  2. Check Form Friction Rate — a spike suggests checkout issues (e.g., payment form errors)
  3. Look at the funnel widget — which step has the biggest drop-off compared to last period?
  4. Jump to Drop-offs to see the full funnel breakdown with severity ratings
  5. Check Revenue to confirm whether revenue dropped proportionally (if revenue held steady while CVR fell, AOV likely rose)

Multi-Store Switching

If your account manages multiple stores (e.g., a UK store and a US store), use the store selector in the top navigation bar to switch context. All dashboard metrics immediately update to show data for the selected store.


Tip: Bookmark the dashboard URL for your primary store — Reevix persists your store selection across sessions.