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# Home Dashboard

From Release 116, the Limio catalog home page can be upgraded from the static navigation grid to a data-driven dashboard that gives you an overview of your store the moment you log in.

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The dashboard is **off by default** — without it, you see the existing home page unchanged. To enable it, go to **Settings > General Settings > Beta settings** and turn on **"Use new data-driven Home Page?"**.
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## What the dashboard shows

**At-a-glance KPIs**

* **New Orders** — the number of new orders in the last 30 days
* **Top Checkout Conversion** — your highest-traffic checkout page, with its conversion rate and how many checkouts were initiated and completed
* **Cancellations** — the number of cancellations in the last 30 days (hidden when there are none)

**Recent Orders** — your 5 most recent orders across all commercial order types (new, renewal, cancel, switch, save, update), showing the order type, a link to the order reference, the offer, the total and the date. Failed orders appear here too, so nothing slips past unnoticed.

**Abandoned Carts** — the 3 most recent abandoned carts, with the customer email, offer, creation date and the recovery link you can send to bring the customer back. Read more about recovering abandoned baskets in the [abandoned baskets guide](https://docs.limio.com/guides/feature-implementation-guides/guide-inspect-abandoned-baskets).

**Failed Process Events** — the 5 most recent order-processing failures, each linked to its process event so you can investigate straight away. Read more about diagnosing failures in [See Order Failures with Process Events](https://docs.limio.com/support/troubleshooting/how-to-see-order-failures-with-process-events).

Each section links through to the relevant detail page, so you can act on what you see. When a section has no data, it shows an empty-state message instead.

## Resilient loading

Each dashboard section loads independently. If one data source is slow or temporarily unavailable, the rest of the dashboard still loads normally.


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