Seller analytics dashboard
Seller analytics turn marketplace activity into action: price changes, auction timing, photo improvements, offer response, and hub routing.
Turn seller metrics into next actions
These demo values show how a seller could read demand, conversion, offer quality, fulfillment, and support risk without personal ad tracking.
Demand Signals
- Views, saves, questions, offers, bids, and compare activity show buyer intent.
- Saved-search matches reveal demand even before a sale.
- Category heat separates cards, electronics, retro games, sneakers, and pickup inventory.
Listing Health
- Photo quality, title clarity, condition detail, return setting, and fulfillment choice affect confidence.
- Missing serial, cert, box, defect, or accessory photos create seller prompts.
- Hub intake can upgrade listing confidence and reduce support load.
Pricing Actions
- Drop price on watched buy-now items with low offer activity.
- Move high-watch items into timed auctions or timed drops.
- Use sold comps to decide reserve and instant-buy settings.
Service Levels
- Response time, handoff speed, report cooperation, and review quality affect seller standing.
- Seller dashboard should show any open holds, returns, or report cases.
- Operator view watches sellers before buyer experience slips.
Pricing & Comps
Review sold comps, category signals, and price guidance.
Marketplace Analytics
Review demand, liquidity, category health, hub performance, support load, and finance signals.
Seller Automation Rules
Turn demand signals into reviewable relist, pricing, offer, inventory, and auction-closeout rules.
Seller Finance
Review fee visibility, earnings, proceeds readiness, reserves, and statement readiness.
Business Seller
Review team roles, approvals, bulk operations, inventory controls, and finance review.
Current demo state
Actionable seller signals.
Demand signals, listing health, pricing actions, service levels, and seller-quality prompts are visible as a dashboard route.
Future platform state
Launch-ready reporting needs.
Launch needs approved reporting systems for seller cohorts, pricing history, recommendation rules, notification triggers, and permissioned reports.
