High-level product overview, onboarding checklist, analytics, operations, and best practices.
Experience Overview
Otryon adds a storefront widget that lets shoppers upload or snap a photo and see a try-on preview within seconds. Images are used only to generate the preview and are not saved.
The widget records high-level engagement events so the merchant dashboard can connect try-on activity to carts, checkouts, and orders.
Theme embeds keep the widget available on every template where the block is enabled, and the admin guides merchants to any pages that still need activation.
Shortcuts inside Shopify take merchants directly to campaign creation so they can launch offers without leaving their workflow.
Onboarding Checklist
The guided checklist covers enabling the theme block, turning on products, creating a campaign, and approving billing.
Status cards show whether each prerequisite is complete, keeping the checklist open until outstanding steps are resolved.
Billing approval happens inside the flow, and returning merchants pick up right where they left off.
After completion, the checklist stays available so teams can revisit it whenever they need a refresher.
Dashboard & Reporting
The overview dashboard offers flexible date filters that show try-ons, conversions, and revenue uplift over time.
KPI tiles summarize totals like try-ons, sessions, conversion rate, and average order value at a glance.
A recent activity feed highlights the latest events so teams can confirm tracking shortly after setup.
Product and campaign drilldowns surface trends that help prioritize merchandising and promotional decisions.
Product Management
The products view lists catalog items with try-on status, preview thumbnails, and key performance indicators.
Bulk actions respect plan limits and flag when an upgrade or reconfiguration is needed before adding more items.
Each product links to focused analytics so merchants can spot which items deserve campaigns or refinements.
Responsive pagination keeps selections intact while browsing, making large catalogs easy to manage.
Campaigns Workspace
Campaign cards show schedule, targeting, discount details, and status badges for quick scanning.
Automatic conflict checks flag overlapping promotions before launch so shoppers see the right offer.
The creation modal guides messaging, incentives, and Shopify sync in one place.
Campaign analytics highlight impressions, views, redemptions, and revenue to inform adjustments.
Widget Behavior
When opened, the widget pulls in product details and guides the shopper through a quick photo upload for an instant preview.
Progress indicators set expectations, and friendly messaging explains any errors with next steps.
Successful try-ons can prompt shoppers to add items to their cart and highlight relevant promotions.
Merchants can tailor the post-try-on experience with custom copy and offers—no custom code required.
Billing & Usage Controls
The settings page outlines each plan with included try-ons, pricing, and feature differences.
Usage meters show try-ons consumed against plan limits and whether overage is enabled.
Alerts notify merchants when they approach or reach limits so they can adjust campaigns or upgrade.
Health indicators flag when the theme embed or other requirements fall out of sync, keeping the storefront ready.
Monitoring & Diagnostics
Protective rate limits keep experiences responsive for shoppers and admin users alike.
Error monitoring runs in a privacy-conscious mode, capturing issues without storing sensitive shopper details.
Diagnostic tools check the storefront embed and highlight any missing blocks or misconfigurations.
Structured logs group activity by category so support teams can troubleshoot quickly.
Troubleshooting
If the widget loads slowly or shows a blank result, confirm the theme block is enabled and storefront scripts are permitted to run.
Empty analytics charts usually mean tracking is paused; verify campaigns and try-on toggles are active.
Billing sync issues after approval can be cleared by revisiting settings or restarting the onboarding flow.
Order attribution gaps often stem from closing the widget too early; encourage staff to complete the try-on flow through add to cart.
Best Practices
Use clear, well-lit product photography to deliver the most accurate try-on experience.
Pair successful try-ons with timely incentives and review performance regularly.
Compare try-on conversion rates against baseline sessions to understand impact.
Monitor product-level analytics to focus try-ons on items that delight shoppers while controlling usage.
Support
Need help? Email hello@otryon.com with your shop domain, the affected product link, device details, and approximate time so our team can assist quickly.