The dashboard, page by page
What every screen in the merchant dashboard is for and when to use it.
The dashboard is where you run your Strimz account without touching code. This section is a walking tour: one page for every top-level screen, in the order they appear in the sidebar.
Every dashboard surface reads the same data your integration writes to. If you set a webhook by SDK, it shows up here. If a customer pays through a checkout link, the row appears in this dashboard within seconds of on-chain confirmation.
The topbar
Two controls sit at the top of every dashboard page.
- Test / Live mode. Everything in the dashboard is scoped to the mode you pick. Test is on-chain against Arc Testnet with test-only stablecoins. Live is Arc Mainnet — currently locked, unlocks when mainnet launches. Rows created in one mode never appear when you're viewing the other.
- Take a tour. Replays the first-time product tour if you want a refresher on where things live.
Where to go for what
| I want to… | Go to |
|---|---|
| See recent charges from customers | Payment sessions |
| Create or manage recurring plans | Subscriptions |
| Send a bill and get paid on-chain | Invoices |
| Look up who's paid me and their email history | Customers |
| Refund a specific payment | Refunds |
| Move stablecoin to a wallet I control | Withdraw |
| Turn on recovery emails or the cashflow digest | Agents |
| Publish a no-code product page for buyers | Storefront |
| Mint an API key for my server | API keys |
| Point an endpoint at Strimz events | Webhooks |
| See MRR, churn, conversion | Analytics |
| Change business name, payout, or email preferences | Settings |
The dashboard home (/app)
The screen you land on after login. It's a summary board, not a detail view. At a glance:
- KPI cards. Today's gross, today's confirmed transaction count, active subscriptions, active payer count. Test-mode numbers stay small on purpose so you can see the difference in Live.
- Volume chart. 30-day rolling gross by day. Hover for the exact value on any bar.
- Recent activity. The last handful of payment sessions and refunds so you can spot-check the health of the account without clicking through.
- Onboarding checklist. Only visible until you complete every step. Disappears once the account is fully live.
Nothing on the home page is a source of truth — every card links to the detail page that is. If a KPI ever looks wrong, the detail page is where you reconcile.