Merchant dashboard
Checkout Geo Flash for Ecwid
This app is built for the Ecwid business owner inside the admin dashboard. It lets the merchant configure Checkout Geo Flash, preview the notification style safely, and publish privacy-safe settings without running a custom Node.js server, database, or cache.
Checkout Geo Flash adds social-proof toast notifications to your storefront. When shoppers browse your store, they see small pop-up messages like "Someone from Austin just paid for Weekend Tote" — creating urgency and trust. This dashboard is where you configure those messages.
- Configure your notifications below. Choose a runtime mode, write your sample messages, and set timing. These are the messages your shoppers will see.
- Use "Dashboard Preview" to test the look. The preview runs only in this dashboard and is never visible to shoppers. It lets you see how the toast will appear before going live.
- Save your settings. Click "Save To Ecwid" to publish your configuration. The storefront runtime reads these settings automatically.
- Your shoppers see real notifications on the storefront. Once saved and installed, every visitor to your store will see the toast notifications you configured. Check the Live Storefront Status panel below to confirm what's active.
Live Storefront Status
ActiveYour storefront is showing sample notification toasts to all visitors.
Merchant Controls
Store-owner settings saved in Ecwid App Storage and applied to the storefront runtime.
Controls what shoppers see. See mode guide below.
How locations appear in notifications.
Shown when a specific city or country is not available.
Milliseconds between each sample toast (2,000–15,000).
How long each toast stays visible (2,500–12,000 ms).
Dashboard Preview
Test how notifications look before going live. This preview is only for you.
Where to Find Real Data
This app is a display tool, not an analytics platform. Here's where to find real numbers.
Store Connection
Current merchant context from the Ecwid admin iframe.
Setup Checklist
Steps the store owner or implementer follows from the dashboard.
- Open this page inside the Ecwid admin so the app can load the store payload.
- Adjust the sample copy, location mode, and runtime behavior for this store.
- Use the dashboard preview to check notification appearance and text.
- Save settings to Ecwid App Storage.
- Install the storefront runtime using the snippet below or automatic app injection.
- Visit your live storefront to confirm notifications are showing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from merchants about Checkout Geo Flash.
This app creates social-proof notifications — it does not track analytics. For real sales data, open Ecwid Admin → My Sales → Orders. For traffic and conversion analytics, open Ecwid Admin → Analytics. The "Live Storefront Status" panel in this dashboard shows your current notification configuration at a glance.
No. The Dashboard Preview uses the sample messages you typed in Merchant Controls. It is only visible to you inside this admin page. Shoppers never see the preview. Its purpose is to let you check how the notification looks and reads before you save and go live.
After you save and install the storefront snippet, shoppers see the toast notifications on your live storefront. In Sample loop mode, they see the sample messages you wrote, rotating automatically. In Hybrid mode, they also see a confirmation toast after their own order. In Order confirmation mode, only the buyer sees a post-purchase toast.
In Sample loop and Hybrid modes, the sample messages are written by you. They are curated social-proof copy — not real purchase events. You control every message. In Hybrid and Order confirmation modes, the order-confirmation toast is triggered by a real Ecwid checkout event.
Checkout Geo Flash is designed to be free, privacy-friendly, and zero-maintenance. It uses Ecwid App Storage to persist settings and runs entirely in the browser. No server, no database, no tracking cookies, and no recurring hosting costs.
Installation Snippet
Owner-facing setup output for attaching the runtime to the storefront after configuration.