The Antla dashboard aggregates how shoppers engage with try-on—from first click through successful outfits, emails, and orders—so you can see what is working without leaving the app.
Open Dashboard in the Antla admin. Use the date range control to focus on a period (for example the last 7 or 30 days). Totals and charts refresh for the range you select.
You will also see remaining try-on credits and whether the theme app embed is enabled—handy context when metrics look low.
Antla tracks funnel-level events and rolls them up on the dashboard:
Metric | What it means |
|---|---|
Clicks | Shoppers started the Try On experience (opened / engaged the try-on entry point) |
Outfits | Successful try-on generations (completed looks) |
Orders | Orders attributed to Antla try-on activity in the selected period |
Emails | Emails captured through the try-on / share flow |
Derived views on the dashboard often include:
Total try-ons — sum of successful outfits in range
Try-on conversion — orders relative to successful try-ons
Revenue generated — order value attributed to Antla in range
Some shops also see return-rate style insights when that data is available for your store.
Clicks high, outfits low — shoppers open Try On but do not finish (photo issues, abandon, or generation failures). Check Photo tips for best results and Troubleshooting common issues.
Outfits high, emails low — generation works; email capture may be off or timing is delayed. See On Site Design and When customers receive emails.
Outfits high, orders low — engagement without purchase; review discounts, product fit in Funnels, and post-try-on messaging.
Everything flat — confirm the embed (or Tapcart block) is live, products are in Funnels, and credits remain available.
Depending on your setup, the Dashboard may also show:
Credits remaining and next monthly refresh
Products performing well with live try-ons on your site
Getting-started checklist status until you dismiss it
For a gallery of individual results, use the Try-On Feed—that is the per-look history, while the Dashboard is the aggregate view.
Compare the same date ranges week over week after a Funnel or design change.
Align Klaviyo flow launches with a dashboard date range so you can spot lifts in outfits and orders.
When escalating an issue to support, note the date range, shop domain, and whether clicks or outfits dropped.
