The dashboard is the first screen you see when you open Atlas, and it is where you will spend most of your time. It does three jobs: it shows how your store is performing, it launches every build tool, and it lists everything Atlas has made for you.

To reach it, open Atlas from your Shopify admin, or select Home in the Atlas menu in the left sidebar.

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The greeting reads Good morning, Good afternoon or Good evening with your first name. The notifications bell sits next to it, and the date range and Create new sit on the right. The bell tells you when something Atlas was doing in the background has finished; see Notifications in Atlas.

The date range defaults to Last 30 days. Pick Today, Yesterday, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, Last 365 days or Year to Date, or set your own dates and select Apply. The range only changes the numbers and charts under Your metrics. The projects table, the leaderboard and milestones do not follow it.

Create new lists everything you can build: Full store, Product page, Landing page, Test a new angle, Bundle upsell and Cart upsell. Some stores also see Ad matched page. If you left a landing page or an angle test unfinished, Atlas first asks Continue your unfinished landing page? or Continue your unfinished angle test?, with Start fresh and Continue. The page builders ask which project the result belongs to on their first step, under Select your project.

While you are getting started, the Setup guide card sits under the header. It splits four steps into Set up your store and Grow your revenue, shows how many of the four steps you have done, for example 1 out of 4 steps completed, and gives each step its own button: Build your store, Publish your store, Publish your bundle upsell and Publish your cart upsell. Its menu offers Snooze and Dismiss. See Using the Atlas setup guide.

Four numbers for the date range you picked, each with a small trend line:

Hover a number, or tap it on a phone, to open a larger chart of that metric over your date range. Hovering a point on the chart shows that day's value. A one-day range such as Today has no trend line, and Revenue per visitor shows a dash when there were no visitors. Test orders are never counted.

Bundle and cart upsell revenue are incremental, not gross: they measure the lift your offers produced, not the total value of the orders that contained them. For the full definitions, see What each dashboard metric measures.

A row of shortcuts to the same six flows as Create new: Full store, Product page, Landing page, Test a new angle, Bundle upsell and Cart upsell.

Select the pencil, Edit quick actions, and tick the shortcuts you want under Show in menu. At least one always stays. The choice is saved in your browser, so another computer starts with all six.

The table below the shortcuts lists everything Atlas has made, across six tabs: All, Stores, Product pages, Landing pages, Bundles and Cart upsells.

Choosing a project. The dropdown above the table reads All projects with how many you have, for example All projects (4), or the name of the project you picked. It lists every project, and New project at the top creates one. You can have up to 25 projects; past that you will see You can have a maximum of 25 projects.

Search, filter and sort. The search icon opens a search box. Filter narrows the list by Status, to Draft or Published rows. Sort by orders the list by status or by any of the tab's numbers, High → low or Low → high.

The columns change with the tab. Every tab shows the name, the status and the actions, plus:

The numbers in the table do not follow the date range in the header.

View all. The link under the table, such as View all stores and pages, View all landing pages, View all bundles or View all cart upsells, opens the full list. There you can tick several rows, or Select all, to move them to a project or delete them together.

Each row has icons for Move to project, Edit and Delete, and a More actions menu for the rest. On a phone, all of these sit in one menu on the row.

When a homepage action affects a theme that is not live, an info icon next to it explains Applies to a theme that isn't your live theme — your storefront won't change. Switching confirms with Original homepage restored or Atlas homepage restored. If it fails you will see Couldn't switch the homepage. Please try again., in which case try once more.

Deleting one item asks you to confirm, for example Are you sure you want to delete this page? This action can't be undone. Deleting several from the full list shows how many, warns This can't be undone., and adds a line saying how many of them are live, for example 2 of these are published and live on your store.

Open the projects dropdown and select the gear next to a project, Project settings. New project opens the same window for a project it has just created, named Untitled project until you rename it. Cancelling a brand-new project deletes it.

Select Save to keep your changes. Uploaded research and saved personas are the exception: each one saves as soon as you add it.

A permanent card, with no heading, showing whether each Atlas extension is on your published theme. It counts the extensions that are on, for example 2 of 3 extensions enabled, and has a switch for each extension. A switch that is off shows Off.

Turning Store builder or Cart upsells off asks you to confirm first. Hover a switch's name to see what it does. If Atlas cannot read your theme you will see Couldn't check your theme extensions. Re-check in a moment. with a Re-check button.

This card is the fastest answer to "why is my bundle not showing" and "why is my cart drawer missing". See Checking your theme extensions status.

At the bottom, Atlas merchant leaderboard shows the top five stores this month, each as an anonymous AtlasUser#ID, and your own position under Your rank. View all opens the full leaderboard in a window. See How the Atlas merchant leaderboard works.

Milestones counts your achievements out of all 21, for example 3 of 21 achieved, and its View all opens Success milestones. See Tracking your progress with milestones.

Both update on a schedule rather than instantly, so a sale you just made will not move either one immediately.

Affiliate program invites you to earn commission for referring other merchants, with a Join link. Its menu offers Snooze and Dismiss. See How does the Atlas affiliate program work?

None of these are permanent.