What sold. What settled.
Keep store revenue alongside, but separate from, payment and settlement details. Read each figure for what it actually represents.
Follow the moneyThe business, brought into focus
Stores, payments, and business tools. Finally, a view that connects the dots without losing the details. Access is by invitation during beta; availability varies by provider.
3 stores · Display currency USD
WooCommerce · Last sync 09:42
Stripe · Refresh pending
Settlements shown separately
Familiar tools. A different perspective.
Explore the catalogExamples from the implemented adapter catalog. Access varies by provider. Logos identify integrations, not customers or endorsements.
Implemented provider adapters.
Access is provider-specific.
AI adapters. Different sources,
different usage and billing signals.
Place to get your bearings.
Built for multi-store owners.
01 / Get the bigger picture
See how your stores are doing before you disappear into the day. Move from a multi-store overview to orders, refunds, and product performance with the source still in sight.
See store performanceSales less refunds where coverage allows. Not payment settlements.
Context, not just numbers
Revenue is not a settlement. Credits are not costs. A source timestamp is not a real-time promise. PixoDash keeps those differences visible.
02 / Follow the signal
Your business has more than one kind of activity. Give every signal its own context, without giving it another browser tab.
Keep store revenue alongside, but separate from, payment and settlement details. Read each figure for what it actually represents.
Follow the moneyUnderstand organization costs, requests, credits, balances, or quotas. Eleven adapters, without pretending all eleven report dollar spend.
Understand AI usageBring in signals from analytics, marketing, accounting, support, social, and operations. Keep freshness, errors, and source limitations in view.
Explore business metricsA private, read-only view for your shared screen. Scoped TV sessions keep a wallboard separate from your working dashboard.
Meet your wallboard03 / Work with your stack
Start with the stores you run. Add the payment, business, and AI sources you need to understand them. Keep each source’s meaning intact.
Orders, products, sales, and refunds. A multi-store perspective, with coverage that stays specific to each provider.
Explore commerceInitial beta focus: multi-store WooCommerce owners.
Payment and settlement details, separate from store revenue. Two useful perspectives, not two versions of the same total.
Explore paymentsOrganization costs and usage, account credits, balances, or quotas. See what each source actually reports.
Explore AI providersNot personal ChatGPT or Claude subscription tracking.
Beyond the transaction
Analytics, accounting, marketing, social, support, and operations add another layer of context.
38 implemented adapters. Provider-specific access, permissions, and reporting limits.
Find your integrations04 / From setup to perspective
Not a new place to do everything. A clearer place to decide where your attention belongs.
Take the product tourFind your provider, read its setup guide, and check the credentials or permissions it needs. Some OAuth connections require operator setup; access is not universally one-click.
Start with WooCommerceMove from the overview to the source. Check freshness and sync errors, distinguish sales from settlements, and see disclosed FX when currencies differ. Reporting delays vary.
See how context stays visibleReturn to your working dashboard, or use a private, read-only TV wallboard for a shared screen. Scoped TV sessions keep that display separate from your working access.
Explore TV wallboardsAccess with boundaries
Saved provider credentials are encrypted. Provider calls run server-side. Disconnect and delete controls let you manage what stays connected.
Read trust & securityStart with the product. Find the sources that fit your business.