Build a Sales Dashboard for Your Clothing Boutique with AI

A boutique dashboard should answer three questions: what sold, in which sizes, and what is still hanging there. Describe the numbers you watch and Mythex builds a dashboard with KPI cards, charts and a filterable table, backed by a real database you can load from your till exports.

Who it's for

Boutique owners and buyers whose sales live in a POS, stock in a spreadsheet and web orders somewhere else, and who want one screen that shows how the week went and what to reorder for next season.

What you can build

Sell-through rate per style and per size
Gross margin after markdowns, by brand
In-store versus online sales by week
Stock unsold for more than six weeks
Average basket value by day of the week
A CSV import for POS and web shop sales

What a boutique dashboard should measure

Total sales tell you little on their own. The figures that change decisions are sell-through by size, margin after markdowns and stock age. Many boutiques find smalls and mediums sell out early while larges wait for the sale, which means cash tied up in the wrong part of the size curve. Seeing that per brand before the next buying appointment is where the dashboard pays for the time you spend on it.

Sell-through = units sold / units received, per size
Margin after markdowns, not at full price
Days in stock before first sale

Getting your data in

Most POS systems export sales as a CSV with date, item, size and price. Ask for an import that reads that file and matches each line to a style in your stock list. Web shop orders can come in the same way. Keep one style code across both sources, or the dashboard will count the same dress as two products. Start with one season so the first numbers are easy to check by hand.

Use the same style code in POS, stock list and web shop
Import deliveries too, or sell-through has nothing to divide by
Check the first week's totals against the till report

Mistakes to avoid

Do not mix gift card sales into product revenue; they are paid in advance and spent later. Keep alterations and styling fees as their own line so you can see whether the services pay for the time. And treat a hold as stock, not a sale, until the customer pays, or the dashboard will flatter a slow week.

Using it through the season

Look at aged stock weekly from mid-season and plan markdowns from it rather than from a calendar date. Check sales by weekday before writing the rota, and compare the first two weeks of each delivery to see which capsule drops are worth repeating. Share a read-only login with your buyer or business partner.

A prompt to start from

Build a dashboard for my clothing boutique. Import sales and deliveries from CSV files with style code, brand, size, color, price and date; show KPI cards for weekly sales, sell-through and margin after markdowns, a chart of sell-through by size per brand, in-store versus online by week, and a table of stock unsold for more than six weeks. Add a date filter and login for two staff.

Questions

Can it use the sales data from my till?

Yes, if your POS can export a CSV. Ask for an import that reads the columns your file has, and Mythex maps them to styles and sizes and tells you which rows it could not match.

Can I see sell-through by size, not just by product?

Yes. Store deliveries and sales per size and color, and the dashboard divides units sold by units received for each one. A size run with gaps shows up at a glance.

Can my business partner see it too?

Yes. Ask for user accounts, and each person signs in to the published dashboard. You can make some logins read-only.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe the numbers and charts you want and Mythex writes the app, with a live preview. Change a chart or add a filter by asking in chat.

How much does it cost?

The Free plan has daily credits and needs no card, which is enough to build and publish a first version. Pro is $25/month for more credits, code editing, export and a custom domain.

Templates to start from

Sales Pipeline CRM Template — Drag-and-drop deals with forecasting
Analytics Dashboard Template — KPI cards, charts, and activity table
Metrics Dashboard Template — Governed metrics and self-serve charts
Budget Dashboard Template — CSV import with variance analytics
Customer Health Dashboard Template — Churn scoring with explainable charts
Account Health Dashboard Template — Renewal view with risk scores
Sales Attribution Dashboard Template — Multi-model revenue attribution
Event Registration Page Template — Tiers, waitlists, attendee dashboard