Seller Dashboard

Once a seller’s application is approved, they land on their dashboard at https://byndio.in/seller/dashboard. This is their home base — the first thing they see every time they sign in.

What the dashboard shows

The dashboard gives sellers a quick snapshot of how their store is doing:

• Total Sales — The overall revenue they have earned on the platform.
• Total Orders — How many orders have come in across all their products.
• Revenue — A summary of earnings after platform commission.
• Recent Orders — A list of the latest orders so they can take action quickly.

Think of it as a daily briefing. Sellers check this page to see if anything needs their attention — a new order to confirm, a spike in sales, or a drop they should investigate.

The seller sidebar

The left-hand sidebar is how sellers navigate their entire area. Here is what each link leads to:

Section	What it does
Products	Create, edit, and manage all listed products.
Orders	View and process incoming orders.
Analytics	Sales graphs, product performance, and traffic data.
Commissions	See how much commission the platform takes per order.
Wallet	Check earnings, request withdrawals, view transaction history.
Dropship	Manage dropshipping arrangements (if applicable).
Ads	Promote products through on-platform advertising.
Conversations	Message customers about orders or product questions.
Settings	Update store details, bank information, and preferences.

The analytics page

Sellers who want to go deeper than the dashboard summary can visit the Analytics page. It shows:

• Sales graphs — Visual charts of sales over different time periods (daily, weekly, monthly).
• Product performance — Which products are selling well and which are not moving.
• Traffic data — How many people are viewing the seller’s products.

This helps sellers make better decisions about what to stock, what to promote, and where to focus their efforts.

What this means for you as admin

You do not need to do anything on the seller dashboard directly — it is the seller’s workspace. However, understanding what they see helps when a seller reaches out with questions. If a seller says “my dashboard shows zero orders,” you know exactly what page they are looking at and can investigate from your side.