– Sales Heatmap (really nice 
)
– Monthly Storage Fees (really useful)
– Disposal Orders (if that is your cup of tea …)
And sometime later
– Inbound Shipments (that will allow us to start improving the inventory features)
For those of you with multiple accounts and/or marketplaces, we have deployed today an aggregate dashboard feature.
This shows the all the dashboard coloured tiles for each marketplace on one single page.
You can get to it by clicking on the link ‘Aggregate Dashboard’ to the right of the ‘Welcome To SellerLegend’ title on the main dashboard.
With this deployment, we have now run out of ways of skirting the issue. So our next step with dashboards will have to be the eagerly awaited aggregate dashboard with currency conversion. But that won’t happen until the end of 2Q18 at the earliest.
The ‘Group By’ drop-down menu on the P&L screen now shows the 3 additional filters.
As you know, SellerLegend already supports multi-language screens. However, I’d understand if you’d be less than impressed if you are a non-English speaker and attempted to use the feature today, as all that is translated is the odd error message and the page navigation items at the top and the bottom of the page.
The reason for the poor state of affairs is because we’d need to translate all the screen contents into their corresponding languages, and that is a very tall order.
So, we thought you might want to help if you need such a translation facility for your own comfort. In a couple of weeks, we will be publishing a set of google sheets with all the screen column headings for each screen and would welcome your assistance to provide us with the translations in your preferred language.
To prevent the translation sheets being spammed, we will only make the sheets available to named volunteers. So, if you’d like to help, please let us know (as a comment below)
We will then send you a link to the specific page where you will be able to provide us with the translated text.
As we are seeing a large influx of sellers from Israel, we have now included support for Right-To-Left languages such as Hebrew. Here’s a view of such a screen. (Translation courtesy of Google Translate, so do not expect it to be accurate!)
