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Read your Dashboard
Make sense of the KPIs, card pipeline, and recent activity on your home screen.
- Updated
- 2026-08-03
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- 4 min
- Status
- Current
What the Dashboard shows
The Dashboard is your home screen — one calm read on your operation. On desktop, the filters at the top scope the financial totals and trends. On a phone, the summary separates all-time financials, current workflow counts, and sales from this calendar month.
- A brand-new account with no cards, listings, or sales sees a Scan your first card prompt.
Filter the view
- 1On desktop, set the Time Range (for example This year) to scope financial totals and trends.
- 2Narrow further with a custom Date Range if you need one.
- 3Filter by Sport to focus on one category.
- 4Choose Refresh to pull the latest data from eBay.
The top KPIs
- All-time net — sale proceeds after synced fees and recorded card costs.
- Ready to list — inventory with a photo and recorded cost that is not already listed or being listed.
- Active listings — live listings to monitor and price.
- Sold this month — sales dated in the current calendar month.
- Investment — purchase, grading, and expense costs dated inside the selected range, with the average cost per card.
- Revenue — gross sales in the selected range.
- Profit — realized profit, shown with ROI.
- Portfolio value — estimated market value of your unsold inventory.
Card pipeline
On a phone, the pipeline separates Inventory, active Listed cards, and Sold this month. The Up next section only contains actions you can take; sales totals no longer appear as items needing attention.
Recent sales and trend
Recent sales lists your latest completed orders with the profit on each; cancelled orders stay out of the list. Choose View all to jump to the full Sales page. Sales trend charts your revenue over time for the selected range.
Jump anywhere with Quick jump
Press Cmd+K (Ctrl+K on Windows), or click Quick jump at the top of the sidebar, to search and jump straight to any card, batch, listing, or page by name.