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The Dashboard: your business at a glance, and where you're leaving money on the table

A tour of the Flashpricer Dashboard: a short, ranked list of issues worth fixing (each with a dollar amount and a way to act on it), plus your revenue, profit and Buy Box trends and the Amazon Business split.

Published 10/6/2026Updated 10/6/2026
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Your business at a glance, and where you're leaving money on the table

The Dashboard answers two questions in one page: how is my business doing? and what should I fix first? It lists the issues in your account that cost you the most, each with a dollar amount and a way to act on it, next to your revenue, profit and Buy Box trends.

Ranked by dollar impactAmazon & WalmartWhole account or one channelChecked every day
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Rolling out progressively. The Dashboard is being enabled account by account. If you don't see Dashboard in your menu yet, it is on its way.

Where to find it

In the left menu, click Dashboard, just under Products. On a phone, it is in the More menu. Your landing page does not change: Flashpricer still opens on the Products page.

A red dot next to Dashboard means there is at least one issue worth your attention. Once every card is handled or hidden, the dot goes away.

At the top of the page you can choose:

  • ·The scope: your whole account, or a single sales channel. Handy if you manage several stores.
  • ·The period: from the last 30 days up to 12 months, to see how you're growing over time.

Issues to fix, largest first

This is the heart of the Dashboard. Every day, Flashpricer checks your account and lists the issues it finds, sorted by how much money they represent. You only see the most important ones: a handful of cards, never a wall of alerts.

Each card follows the same pattern: the amount, what we found, and what to do.

#1Example
$12,48030-day revenue not repriced
Products with no strategy

37 selling products are not assigned to any repricing strategy.

Fix in one clickSee these products
Why this figure? ▾
  • $The amount is the headline. It tells you how much is at stake, so you know where to start.
  • →See these products opens the Products page filtered on exactly the products behind the card. Some cards also offer a one-click fix.
  • ?Why this figure? explains which products are counted and how the amount is worked out. Nothing is hidden.

Three kinds of issues

  • 1Facts: measured, exact figures about your setup and your sales, such as products the repricer can't manage or sales made below cost.
  • 2Estimates: pricing opportunities where you could likely charge more. They carry an estimate badge and a confidence level, are deliberately conservative, and always show their method.
  • 3Strategy settings: a single setting in one of your strategies that holds back many products at once. These cards name the strategy and take you straight to it.
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Focused on what matters today. Cards concentrate on products that are actually selling, and small issues are left out so the list stays short. The list of issues we check keeps improving over time.

Hiding a card

Use the ⋮ menu on a card to hide it for a while, or for good if the situation is deliberate. Hidden cards are listed under Hidden by you at the bottom of the feed, where you can show them again at any time.

Your numbers at a glance

Below the issues, a compact band shows your key figures for the period, each compared with the previous one:

  • ·Revenue, with a chart over the period.
  • ·Profit, margin, ROI and units sold. Profit needs costs: if some products have none, the Dashboard says so instead of showing a misleading number.
  • ·Buy Box share, shown as a trend.
  • ·Repricer activity: how many price changes Flashpricer pushed recently.

Amazon Business (B2B). If you sell on Amazon, a dedicated section shows your B2B revenue and how your Amazon sales split between consumers and business buyers.

Catalog overview. A folded row counts your products by state (in or out of the Buy Box, at min, at max, out of stock…). Each count opens the matching list on the Products page.

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Recent days are still settling. Orders keep changing for a few days after a sale (cancellations, for example). The most recent days on the chart are marked as still settling, and comparisons only use settled days, so your figures don't move under your feet.

Ask your AI assistant

If you've connected an AI assistant to Flashpricer, it can read your Dashboard too. Ask it "How is my business doing, and what should I fix first?". See Connect an AI assistant to Flashpricer (MCP).

Frequently asked

Why don't I see the Dashboard in my menu?
It is being enabled account by account. If it isn't there yet, it will appear soon. Your Products page works exactly as before in the meantime.
How often are the issues updated?
Flashpricer checks your account every day. The top of the list shows when it was last checked. A card disappears once the issue is fixed and the next check has run.
Are the dollar amounts guaranteed gains?
No. Facts are measured from your data. Estimates are conservative projections, clearly marked, with their method under Why this figure?. They show where to look, not a promise of revenue.
Why does a product I know about not appear in a card?
Open Why this figure? on the card: it says exactly which products are counted. Small issues and cards you've hidden are left out to keep the list focused.
My profit shows a warning or is missing. Why?
Profit, margin and ROI need a cost on each product. Add costs from the Dashboard, or use the Missing cost filter on the Products page. See Understanding topline numbers.
Start with your #1 issue

Open the Dashboard and work through the list from the top. Questions? Email success@flashpricer.com.

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