The Dashboard provides you with a centralized view of all orders due for delivery or pickup today, eliminating the need to sift through your Shopify order list. It displays shipping, store pickup, and local delivery orders on a single screen, allowing you to manage your daily deliveries efficiently. You can access the Dashboard from the Delivery & Pickup app in your Shopify admin, where you'll find key analytics and order listings tailored to your needs. At the top, the Order delivery analytics section summarizes your orders by type, showing totals for shipping, store pickup, and local deliveries.
Below this, the order listing table provides detailed information about each order, including delivery status and options to update it directly. If your Dashboard shows zero orders, check your filters, and remember that it only displays orders scheduled for today. You can also track feature requests and explore recommended apps to enhance your store's performance.
In this article, you will learn what each part of the Dashboard shows. You will also learn how to use it to manage your daily deliveries without any confusion.
How to access the dashboard
You can open the Dashboard from anywhere within the app using either of the following methods:
- Log in to your Shopify admin.
- Open the Delivery & Pickup app from the Apps list.
- The app opens directly on the Dashboard page.
If you are already using another page within the app, simply click the Delivery & Pickup app name in the top navigation to return to the Dashboard at any time.
Order delivery analytics
The Order delivery analytics area sits at the top of the Dashboard. It gives you a fast count of where your orders stand today. Also, it splits your orders into three types, so you always know what needs your attention first.
For example, say you run a bakery. Today you have 5 shipping orders, 2 local deliveries, and 3 store pickups. This section instantly shows how many of each are still pending. As a result, you always know where to focus first, without opening every single order.
Order listing
Below the analytics cards, you will find the full order listing section. This table lists every order that matches your selected filters. It also shows each order’s delivery details.
Tabs and filters
Use the tabs above the table to switch between All orders, Shipping out for delivery, Ready for pickup, Local out for delivery, and Delivered. This way, you skip setting filters manually every time.
Order status Dropdown
Filter orders by Open or Archived status. For example, if you archive orders once they are fully handled, switch this filter to see only your active, open orders.
Delivery status Dropdown
Filter orders by delivery type: All, Shipping, Store pickup, or Local delivery. This helps you focus on one delivery method at a time, such as reviewing only today’s local deliveries.
Search Icon
Use the search icon on the right to find an order fast, by order number or customer name. This saves you from scrolling through the full list.
Table columns
The order table works just like your main Order listing page. So, the columns will feel familiar if you have used that page before.
The order number. Use it to quickly identify and reference the order.
Order date Column
The date the customer placed the order.
Customer Column
The name of the customer who placed the order.
Delivery date Column
The date the order is scheduled for delivery or pickup.
Delivery time Column
The time slot the customer chose, such as 12:00 PM – 03:00 PM.
Delivery method Column
Shows whether the order is Shipping, Store pickup, or Local delivery.
Delivery status Column
Shows the current stage of the order, such as Pending, Out for delivery, or Delivered.
Actions Buttons
Use these icons to view order details or edit delivery information. You can also update the delivery status right from the dropdown, without opening the full order page.
Missing Feature
The Missing Feature section gives you quick access to feature requests submitted by other merchants and lets you track their current progress. From here, you can browse requests that are in the Pipeline, In Development, or Done stages.
If you cannot find the functionality you need or you encounter an issue while using the app, you can submit a new feature request, suggest an improvement, or report a bug. Before creating a new request, we recommend searching the existing requests to avoid duplicates.
To learn how to submit a request, track its progress, and use the Missing Feature page, see our Missing Feature guide.
Drive business success with recommended apps
At the bottom of the Dashboard, you will find a section with other Identixweb apps that pair well with your store. Browse these recommendations to find tools that help you sell more and manage orders better. As a result, you can grow your store further, all without leaving your Shopify admin.
