Getting Started

Home is the landing page you reach after you open a store. It greets you, gives you an AI assistant to ask about your store, and shows setup task cards that walk you through getting ready to sell.

How the setup cards on Home work: what a card is made of, how the counts move as you finish tasks, and what the larger marketplace card is for.

A tour of the Tanqory admin sidebar: what each top-level area holds, where common tasks live, and how to move around with search, sub-menus, and Settings.

An order carries two statuses, one for the money and one for the goods, and processing it means moving both. This covers what each status value means, when to record a payment yourself, how fulfilling notifies the customer, and what the order's timeline proves afterwards.

The new product form section by section, what belongs in each field with a worked example to copy the shape of, and what happens when you save: a new product is Active to begin with, so it goes live on your storefront the moment you do.

By the end of this guide your store can take an order. It has something to sell, a way to collect money, a delivery option, published policies and an address of its own. Eight steps get it there, grouped into four stages.

The controls in the admin top bar, which stay with you on every page: search, the assistant on Cmd+K, the language switcher and the button that opens the sidebar.

Home no longer carries a sales chart. Your sales over time are in Analytics, where cards such as Total sales over time and Gross sales over time plot the trend for a date range.

Home no longer carries store metrics cards. Your headline figures are in Analytics, and your order counts are on the Orders overview, each for a date range you choose.

Where your plan lives and what the Upgrade to Pro prompt on Home actually opens. The sidebar entry reads Plan & Billing, the page it opens is headed Plan, and the prompt takes you somewhere else again, to Compare plans.

Home has no top customers card. You find your highest-value buyers under Customers, using its segments, and you compare customer value under Analytics.

Home no longer carries a recent orders panel. Your latest orders are on the Orders overview, which opens with a table of orders you can sort so the newest are easy to find.

The setup cards live on Home and nowhere else in the admin, so this is where to look if you have gone hunting for them in a menu. It also points to the two articles that cover the cards themselves and the work they are asking you to do.