How to Create a Custom WooCommerce Client Dashboard?

1. How to Create a Custom WooCommerce Client Dashboard? Want to get started selling products or services online? Adding WooCommerce to  WordPress well be your best option. ​WooCommerce​ helps you sell products and services  from your WordPress site. It’s a free WordPress plugin with additional features available as  extensions. WooCommerce is made by Automattic, the corporate arm of WordPress, so  when you use it, you’re in good hands. WooCommerce is for selling products and services.  Specifically, it makes doing these things affordable and accessible. You can sell digital and  physical products, manage inventory and shipping, take secure payments, and sort taxes  automatically. You keep 100% control over all your data, there’s support for mobile devices,  and the potential to scale your sites is limitless. Woo commerce is incredibly powerful and  extensible, it’s also easy for beginners to use. With WooCommerce, anyone can set up and  run a professional online store from their WordPress website. You don’t need to know any  code at all.   

2.   How Can a Custom WooCommerce Dashboard Help?  WooCommerce shop owners often miss out on the most crucial aspect of having an  eCommerce store, and that is having access to proper analytics. Most of the time if store  owners decide to study analytics, they go with Google Analytics free version. This is not a  bad tool for calculating the performance of the e-commerce store, but it offers limited data  analysis and some of the crucial elements like Checkout Behaviour Analysis. Checkout  Behaviour Analysis is a much-needed metric that helps in understanding how the user flows  through the website, and it also helps in identifying the bumps and blockages in your  website. Metorik offers great in-depth reports which even a novice user can understand and  learn from. One of the best features of Metorik among many others is that you can  customize the WooCommerce dashboard with the simple drag and drop and editing  process.    Creating a Custom WooCommerce Sales Dashboard for your Clients  The first tab you will see on the Metorik WooCommerce Dashboard is the Default Layout. It  covers data like Net revenue, orders, customers data, refunds data, Google Analytics data,  KPIs, subscription stats, and custom segmented data regarding customer activity. It will be  a mix of all the cards that you can create with Metorik.    The second default dashboard you will see is the Customer layout. This layout displays new  customers you have acquired in the selected period, how many unique visitors you are  getting, Segments displaying average LTV or lifetime value of registered customers, and the  ones checked out as guests. You also get access to other segments like the one showing  the activities of repeat customers such as total orders, LTV or Lifetime Value, etc.    The third default dashboard you will see is Subscriptions. This focuses on subscription  activity only. You can see how many new subscriptions you are getting, how many renewal  orders you are receiving. You can also see how many subscriptions are active currently and  how what is the total MRR and ARR for the selected time. Moreover, you can also view the 

3. data of how many subscriptions you have to date using the “all-time” filter. There are further  segments as well which tells which subscription will be renewed in the next x number of  days and how many have been canceled in the past X number of days.    Let’s see how you can customize the layouts, to only display the information our client  needs.  For this, you need to start with switching back to the default layout and then clicking the  customize button/link at the top right corner of the analytics dashboard. Once you do that,  you will see that all the cards will become editable and you can add, delete, and edit the  cards you wish to modify or remove. At the bottom of the dashboard, you will also see an  option to add a new card that you can add quickly and place as per your needs. Since we  are creating a client WooCommerce dashboard, we can remove the ones which are not  required for the clients. Let’s start by deleting the Conversion rate card, unique visitors card,  or any card that you think will be irrelevant to your client. To delete a card, click on the  dustbin icon on the card and it will automatically remove the card from your custom  dashboard. You can even remove the headings that you find out the cards; they can be  added again as well. It is good to add the Key Performance Indicators which will help your  clients to work up the performance of the WooCommerce store.    Winding up the dashboard:  With all the dashboard customizations available to you, you can create your custom  WooCommerce dashboard for your clients. Once you are done making changes, you can  invite your clients so they can have a look at the dashboard you have built and can make  future projects and plans accordingly.  The WordPress support by ​Wp-Circle​ is the best support service company that provides  service to all the WordPress users around the globe at reasonable rates. Our service is  available round the clock. And we are also available for customers’ assistance on all days of  a year. To reach us you can either call us at ​1877-863-5655​ or else you can chat with our 

4. highly experienced technicians. Please check our website for more information at  https://www.wp-circle.com/​.