Dashboard overview
Your dashboard is the home screen you land on inside Máximo. It leads with a plain-language summary of what’s going on with your store, then a stack of sections that go deeper.
Summary and insights
Section titled “Summary and insights”At the top, a headline sentence and a short supporting line summarize the single most important thing happening right now, with a timestamp for when it was last updated.
Directly below, an insights card surfaces what needs your attention, one at a time:
- Action needed: something is broken (a destination lost its connection, a conversion event stopped flowing). These can’t be dismissed; they clear on their own once you fix the underlying issue.
- Heads up: a quality issue worth knowing about (match quality dropped, a sync has errors). You can dismiss these.
- Working: a positive signal (a change is outperforming, a product is winning). You can dismiss these too.
If there’s more than one, a Next control cycles through them.
Finish your setup
Section titled “Finish your setup”When there’s setup left to do, a checklist appears with a running count of steps left and a progress bar. Each row is a specific action (connecting a destination, turning on enhanced match, provisioning a tracking domain, running your first sync) with a link to go do it and a dismiss control if you’d rather not be reminded. A few rows include a one-click action right in the row (for example, turning on AI Discovery) instead of sending you elsewhere first.
Channel health
Section titled “Channel health”A card per connected destination shows whether it’s currently healthy, a plain-language summary of its condition, and a strip of the last 30 days so you can spot when a problem started. Underneath, a row of shop-level tracking facts (your tracking domain, storefront pixel, and related signals) shows their status the same way. Destinations that aren’t connected yet don’t get a card here, that’s what the setup checklist is for.
Store performance
Section titled “Store performance”A row of tiles, Revenue, Orders, AOV, People, and Conversion rate: shows how your store is doing over the timeframe you pick, with a control to switch between presets or a custom date range. These are your store’s real numbers, not Máximo-specific figures.
Beneath the tiles, a contribution strip states what Máximo’s catalog links specifically drove: revenue and orders attributed to a Máximo catalog touch, out of your store’s total, plus how many people were reached. You can expand it for a breakdown by source and by new vs. returning customers.
Storefront funnel
Section titled “Storefront funnel”A funnel shows how visitors move from viewing your storefront through to completed checkout, with filters for device and returning vs. new visitors, and a channel breakdown alongside it so you can see where drop-off is coming from.
What Máximo sees and what it learned
Section titled “What Máximo sees and what it learned”Further down, two sections cover Máximo’s own work on your catalog: winning changes, top movers, and items ready for your review sit under What Máximo sees; newly-noticed patterns, product families, and feed cleanup opportunities sit under What Máximo learned. Both are quiet when there’s nothing worth surfacing, a completed, clean catalog scan says so explicitly rather than showing an empty card.
Actions available from the dashboard
Section titled “Actions available from the dashboard”From the dashboard you can switch the performance timeframe, dismiss a setup recommendation or an insight, use a checklist row’s one-click action where available, and follow any card’s link through to the full page it summarizes (a destination’s settings, the products list, or the catalog review queue). Running a catalog sync itself happens from the Products page, see Your first sync.