Our Dashboard Overview

he ProfitPath Dashboard gives you a central overview of your sourcing activity, tracked purchases, expected profits, restrictions, payouts, inventory value, and overall business performance.

It is designed to help you understand how your business is performing at a glance and gives you quick access to the most important numbers without having to open multiple separate tools.

Most of the data shown in the dashboard is connected to your tracked orders in ProfitDesk. To get the most accurate dashboard overview, make sure that your purchases are properly tracked.

At the top of the dashboard, you can see visual charts showing your performance over time.

These charts can include data such as:

This allows you to quickly identify trends, compare different time periods, and understand how your sourcing activity develops over time.

The Your Overview section gives you a quick summary of your most important performance metrics for different time periods.

You can compare periods such as:

Each overview card can show key metrics such as:

This makes it easy to compare your recent performance with previous periods and understand whether your sourcing activity is increasing, decreasing, or staying stable.

The spending goal shows how much of your planned sourcing budget has already been used within a selected time period.

For example, if your monthly spending goal is €10,000 and you have already purchased products worth €1,000, the dashboard will show that you have used 10% of your goal.

This helps you manage your buying budget more effectively and keep track of how much capital you are investing into inventory.

The dashboard also shows your expected profit, ROI, and margin based on your tracked purchases.

These numbers help you evaluate the quality of your sourcing activity and understand whether your purchases are likely to be profitable.

Please note that these values are based on the data available in ProfitDesk and depend on your purchase prices, expected selling prices, fees, and other relevant product data.

You can customize your dashboard by clicking Edit in the top-right corner.

To add new charts, click Add chart. A selection window will open where you can choose from different chart categories and widgets.

Available chart categories include:

After selecting one or more charts, click Apply to add them to your dashboard.

You can use these charts to build a dashboard view that matches your personal workflow and focuses on the metrics that are most important to your business.

The dashboard helps you keep a clear overview of your Amazon business and sourcing performance.

Instead of checking multiple tools separately, you can use the dashboard to quickly monitor:

To get the most value from the dashboard, we recommend tracking your purchases through ProfitDesk and keeping your order data as complete and accurate as possible.

You can customize your ProfitPath dashboard by adding different charts and widgets based on the data you want to monitor.

To add a new chart, click Add chart in the top-right corner of the dashboard. A window will open where you can choose from different chart categories.

Once you have selected one or more charts, click Apply to add them to your dashboard.

The KPI Summaries show your most important performance metrics for selected time periods.

You can choose whether you want to display 1, 2, 3, or 4 cards at the same time. Each card can show a different period, such as today, yesterday, the current month, or the previous month.

Each KPI card will include:

This is useful if you want to compare several time periods directly on your dashboard.

The Goals chart helps you track your revenue and spending goals visually.

It shows how close you are to reaching your targets and whether you are currently on track.

The Top Categories chart shows which product categories generate the highest purchase volume in the selected time period.

This helps you understand which categories are currently most relevant for your sourcing activity.

The Top Brands chart shows which brands account for the highest purchase volume.

This can help you identify your strongest brands and better understand which brands are currently driving your sourcing performance.

The Top Suppliers chart shows which suppliers or stores generate the highest purchase volume.

This is useful for identifying your most important sourcing sources and understanding where most of your capital is being spent.

The Top Sources chart shows where your sourced products are coming from.

This can help you understand which sourcing channels are contributing most to your business.

The Top Warehouses chart shows how your purchases are distributed across your selected warehouses.

This is useful if you work with multiple warehouses or prep centers and want to monitor where your products are being sent.

The Top Sheets chart shows purchase volume by sheet.

This can be useful if you use different sheets to organize strategies, product types, sourcing methods, or teams.

The Amazon Inventory chart shows the value of your current Amazon inventory.

It can split your inventory between FBA and FBM, helping you understand how much inventory value is currently active in your Amazon business.

The Aged Inventory chart helps you identify inventory that has been stored for a longer period of time.

It can show inventory grouped by age buckets, such as:

This is useful for spotting older inventory that may require attention, such as price adjustments or closer monitoring.

The Estimated Inventory Value chart gives you an overview of your estimated total inventory value.

It can include different inventory stages, such as:

This helps you understand how much capital is currently tied up in inventory and where your products are within the workflow.

The Payouts chart gives you an overview of your Amazon payout situation.

It can show:

This helps you understand how much money is currently available, how much is reserved, and what payouts may be expected in the near future.

The Restrictions chart helps you keep track of products where selling restrictions may apply.

You can see restriction requests grouped by status, such as:

This makes it easier to monitor which products still require action and which restriction checks or requests have already been completed.