One dashboard for every store you run
Managing five, ten or thirty WooCommerce stores usually means five, ten or thirty separate wp-admin logins, each with its own view of what's happening and no way to see the network as a whole. Something goes wrong on store four and you don't find out until a customer emails, because there's nowhere to look that shows all your stores at once.
Stillpoint's central hub dashboard gives you one screen that covers the whole network: which stores are connected and healthy, how many sync jobs are queued or stuck, and a live feed of exactly which product just synced to which store. It's the control room a multistore operation actually needs, and it auto-refreshes so what you're looking at is never stale.
Key benefits
Unlimited connected stores
Add as many WooCommerce stores as your business runs, all visible from a single hub install, with no per-store dashboard hunting.
Live per-store health
See at a glance which stores are online, authenticated and processing jobs normally, and which need attention.
Pending job counts
A running count of queued sync jobs per store tells you immediately if something is backing up before it becomes a support ticket.
Real-time activity feed
Watch products, orders and stock updates move across the network as they happen, with source and destination store named on every line.
Auto-refreshing view
The dashboard updates itself without a manual reload, so it works as a genuine at-a-glance monitor, not a report you have to keep refreshing.
One login, one place to work
Day-to-day oversight of the whole network happens from your hub store, without switching between wp-admin tabs for each site.
How it works
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Connect your stores
Add each WooCommerce store to the hub using its secure API credentials.
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Stillpoint registers each store
The hub records store identity, health status and capabilities for the network overview.
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Jobs feed the dashboard
Every sync job — product, order, stock or media — reports its status back to the hub in real time.
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The overview renders live
Store health tiles, job counts and the activity feed update as jobs process, without a page reload.
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You act on what you see
Spot a stalled store or backlog directly from the dashboard and drill in before it affects customers.
Real-world examples
A footwear retailer running a UK flagship store, an Australian store and a German store logs into the hub each morning and sees three green store tiles, confirming all three synced overnight without issue. When the AU store briefly drops offline during a hosting migration, its tile turns amber and the pending job count climbs to 40, giving the ops team a two-minute warning before any customer notices a stale price.
During a seasonal changeover, the merchandising team pushes updated pricing and imagery for 300 SKUs from the UK hub. Rather than checking each regional site individually, they watch the activity feed scroll through entries like 'SKU RUN-9042-UK9 synced to DE store' and 'SKU RUN-9042-UK9 synced to AU store', confirming the rollout is progressing across all three storefronts simultaneously.
The DE store's warehouse partner flags a stock discrepancy on a popular trail runner. Instead of guessing whether the hub had synced recently, the operations manager checks the dashboard's pending job count for the DE store, sees it's at zero, and confirms the discrepancy is a warehouse count issue rather than a sync delay — saving a round of unnecessary escalation.
Who it's for
Built for merchants running more than one WooCommerce storefront who need a single view of network health, and for agencies managing multistore setups on behalf of retail clients across regions.
Frequently asked questions
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See pricing and pick the plan that matches how many stores you run.