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Maison Luxury E-commerce Dashboard Template
Maison is a single-file HTML luxury retail dashboard tracking a 9,000 SKU season across boutique, merchandising, orders, clientele, and returns views.
Maison is a single-file HTML dashboard template for a luxury fashion e-commerce operation. It tracks the FW26 season across four named collections (Nocturne, Riviera, Sablier, Verre) and 9,000 SKUs, organized as five numbered views: Boutique, Merchandising, Orders, Clientele, and Returns. All figures are sample data in USD you replace with your own store numbers.
Maison opens on the Boutique view, which holds the season ledger: average order value, conversion, orders, and revenue instruments, a 12-week revenue chart, and a bestsellers table ranked on units and revenue per week. Merchandising renders an assortment matrix of units on hand by category and collection with weeks-of-cover tinting, plus fastest and slowest movers and a markdown panel at 1,940 units and 31% average depth. Orders draws a placed-to-delivered funnel for 5,480 orders with median hours at each hand-off and a 94.2% ship-within-24h SLA against a 95% target. Clientele holds the VIP book: a tier pyramid of 412 Icon, 3,850 Devoted, and 36,938 Emerging clients, a repeat-rate curve, and a client dossier panel. Returns closes the file with an 11.4% season return rate, a reasons Pareto led by fit at 46%, refund cycle time, and a quality watch table of SKUs with high return rates.
What is inside Maison
- Season ledger instruments for average order value, conversion, season orders, and season revenue, filterable by collection
- Bestsellers table with rank, style, collection, weekly units, weekly revenue, and movement
- Assortment matrix of 8 categories by 4 collections showing units on hand and weeks of cover, with tint bands under 6, 6 to 9, 9 to 14, and over 14 weeks
- Velocity lists of the 5 fastest and 5 slowest movers with units per week and weeks of cover
- Markdown exposure panel: 1,940 units, $2.63M ticket value, 31% average depth, and markdown share by collection
- Order funnel from 5,480 placed to 5,118 delivered (93.4%) with median elapsed hours at each hand-off
- Fulfilment SLA panel: 94.2% shipped within 24h against a 95% target, 18.6h median click-to-ship, 3.4-day median click-to-door
- Exceptions ledger of 38 open holds with order, hold reason, client tier, value, age, and owner
- Clientele tier pyramid with repeat-rate curve from 11.8% at 30 days to 47.2% at 365 days, plus a selectable client dossier
- Returns view with category return rates, reasons Pareto (fit 46%, fabric 22%, color 18%), refund cycle time, and quality watch SKUs
Specifications
| Format | Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step |
|---|---|
| Theme | Gallery Gold |
| Mood | Light |
| Category | Sales |
| Price | $6.99, one-time |
Who Maison is for
Maison gives the e-commerce director the season ledger instruments (AOV, conversion, orders, revenue) and the 12-week revenue line to judge the season against plan.
Maison hands the merchandiser or buyer the assortment matrix, where cell tint deepens with weeks of cover, and the markdown panel holding $2.63M of ticket value at 31% depth.
Maison gives the operations or fulfilment manager the order funnel from placed to delivered, the 18.6-hour median click-to-ship, and the exceptions ledger of 38 open holds with owner and age.
Maison gives the CRM or clienteling lead the VIP book, where 412 Icon clients carry $26.0M of season revenue, plus individual dossiers with lifetime value and preferred category.
Maison gives the quality or returns manager the 11.4% return rate, the fit-and-fabric Pareto that explains 68% of returns, and the quality watch SKU list.
When to reach for it
Maison fits a premium store that runs its season out of three disconnected reports: a platform export, a spreadsheet for the buy, and an inbox for VIP requests. The five views put sell-through, stock cover, fulfilment, clientele, and returns in one file.
Maison proves its value at season review time. The markdown exposure panel already totals units, ticket value, depth, and share of revenue at markdown, and the matrix shows which category-collection pairs carry over 14 weeks of cover, so the markdown talk starts from numbers.
Maison suits a business where clienteling matters. Most commerce dashboards stop at orders; Maison keeps a tier pyramid, repeat-rate curve from 30 to 365 days, and per-client dossiers, which replaces the VIP spreadsheet the atelier team maintains.
Frequently asked questions
Is Maison only for fashion, or does it fit other premium retail?
Maison fits other premium retail beyond fashion. The structure fits any premium catalog business: jewelry, beauty, home goods, or wine. Collections and categories are editable labels. What makes it luxury-specific is the clientele tier pyramid, the dossier panel, and the markdown depth tracking.
Does Maison pull live data from Shopify or another platform?
No, Maison does not pull live data from Shopify or any other platform. It is a static single-file HTML template with sample data inside. You export orders, inventory, and client data from your platform, edit the data section, and open it in a browser. No server or build step is required.
What makes Maison different from a standard store dashboard?
The merchandising and clientele layers make Maison different from a standard store dashboard. Standard store dashboards stop at revenue and orders; Maison adds the merchandising layer (weeks of cover, velocity, markdown depth) and the clientele layer (tiers, repeat rate, dossiers), which are the views a luxury operator runs the season from.
