You get a real time dashboard covering sales, traffic, audience, and community in one place. Real time sales and revenue, traffic sources and conversion, fan growth, opt in rates, geography, chat volume and sentiment, and the superfan leaderboard are all there. Nothing has to be assembled by hand or requested as a report.
Sales and revenue
Sales and revenue update in real time. On a drop that moves quickly, that means you are watching it happen rather than reading it the next morning.
Traffic and conversion
Traffic sources and conversion sit together, so you can see where fans arrive from and what share of them buy. That is the pair that tells you whether a push landed or just moved numbers.
Audience
The audience view covers fan growth, opt in rates, and geography. Geography is also what tells you which markets are turning up, which matters when you are deciding on territory availability or regional pricing.
Community signals
Community signals cover chat volume and sentiment, plus the superfan leaderboard. These are engagement rather than transactions: how much fans are talking, how that conversation feels, and who the most engaged fans are.
Order data and exports
On the merch side the dashboard carries the order detail too: each fan's shipping details, any options they picked, order statuses, and tracking. Orders can be exported, fan purchase data can be exported, and Export for Shopify is built into the merch dashboard, so the numbers can go into whatever your team already reports in.
Using it during the campaign
Because the dashboard is live and the site can be changed while the campaign is live, the two work together. Pricing, products, content, and modules can all move mid campaign. Chart sensitive changes route through your EVEN team so chart bodies stay notified.
