Where your sales data comes from
The Sales Dashboard is designed to show data from one or more sales platforms. The following integrations are available or planned:
WooCommerce
Native integration for WordPress sites that use WooCommerce. When connected, the Sales Dashboard can show a list of orders (with filters), order details, order stats (total orders, revenue, average order value), and update order status. KPI cards, Overview chart, and Recent Sales display live WooCommerce data for the selected date range. Authentication is handled by FleekDash.
Shopify (planned)
Native integration so Shopify stores can view sales and revenue in FleekDash. Same goal as WooCommerce: orders and revenue in the Sales Dashboard, with sales calculated from Shopify inside FleekDash.
Voxel Ecommerce (planned)
Support for stores built with Voxel Ecommerce so their sales are also visible and calculable in FleekDash. Same principle as above.
Any API-based sales platform (design goal)
Connect any sales platform that exposes an API so you can calculate any type of sales in one place. The product direction is multiple sources and, where useful, a unified or switchable view so you are not limited to a single platform.
FleekDash handles connection to your store securely. Store-specific credentials (e.g. for Shopify when available) are configured in Settings or Integrations when those connectors are released.
One dashboard that can pull from WooCommerce today and from Shopify, Voxel, and other API-based platforms over time. So you really can calculate and track any type of sales inside FleekDash.
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In practice
Sales Dashboard — wooCommerce, Shopify, Voxel, any API-based platform. On this page, Where your sales data comes from is covered in detail: what it looks like in the admin, the exact controls it exposes, and how it behaves when you use it day to day. The sections above walk through WooCommerce, Shopify (planned), Voxel Ecommerce (planned), Any API-based sales platform (design goal) in order, so you can skim headings and jump straight to the part you need. Because where your sales data comes from is part of Sales Dashboard — WooCommerce revenue, orders, and top products in a quick-check view — the settings you touch here interact with the rest of the feature; when in doubt, open the feature overview and follow the docs in order.
See also
Need a hand? Contact support or head back to the Sales Dashboard guide.