Shuttle now lives directly inside your Shopify admin. The sidebar you use to get around is the same one you use for the rest of Shopify, with Shuttle appearing alongside Orders, Products, and Settings.
Everything is organized around what you want to do: move products, keep stock in line, collect reviews, and ship orders. Here is a quick tour of each section.
Overview
Your starting point. The Overview page shows what is currently running and provides a snapshot of what is worth checking, including your catalog's health, recent activity, an AI Discovery summary when enabled, and quick links to the pages you visit most.
If anything needs your attention, such as a paused automation, a connection that needs refreshing, or a plan that is about to lapse, you will see it here first.
Products
This is where Etsy and Shopify meet. Transfer listings in either direction, match products that already exist on both sides, and decide what should sync automatically going forward.
You can switch between the following views:
All Products: every product Shuttle is aware of, in one place.
Etsy → Shopify: bring your Etsy listings into Shopify.
Shopify → Etsy: send Shopify products in the other direction.
Queue: products lined up to transfer next, ready for review.
Excluded: anything you have set aside so Shuttle leaves it alone. These can be re-included at any time.
Inventory
Everything that affects stock numbers lives here. Update quantities by SKU, link variations between your shops, build bundles, and set up rules that help prevent low-stock situations and oversells.
You will find:
Quick Stock Updates for fast SKU-level changes.
Kits for bundling components into a single sellable item.
Custom Matches for pairing variations that Shuttle did not automatically match.
Stock Rules and Stock Alerts for monitoring your inventory and notifying you when levels reach defined thresholds.
Stock History, SKU Audit, and Quantity Mismatch for reviewing what changed and why.
Reviews
Bring your Etsy reviews into Shopify so the reputation you have already built is visible on both storefronts. Filter by what is included, queued, or excluded, attach reviews to the correct products, and export them in the layout you want.
Theme Blocks for displaying reviews on your storefront are located under Settings > Reviews.
Orders
View your Etsy orders, push them to Shopify, and stay on top of fulfillments and cancellations. The Picklist view groups items that need to ship, which can be useful when preparing orders.
Tabs let you focus on All Orders or the Queue of orders waiting to transfer.
Stock Syncer
When the Syncer is turned on, sales and restocks on one shop automatically update stock on the other in real time. This page is where you enable it, choose the sync direction, and review the syncing history to confirm what has been kept in sync.
AI Discovery
AI Discovery reviews your listings and identifies opportunities to improve their ranking and conversion, covering elements such as titles, tags, attributes, and descriptions. Each product receives a score along with specific, actionable suggestions you can apply or refine.
Settings
The central place for configuration. Settings is grouped so you can locate what you need quickly:
Products: how transfers and updates should behave by default.
Catalog Mapping: collections, shipping profiles, categories, and Etsy attributes.
Reviews: general preferences and the Theme Blocks for your storefront.
Orders: how orders should be created in Shopify when they transfer.
Stock Syncer: direction, behavior, and trigger settings.
Account: your Plan, Connected Shops, Alerts & Notifications, Data exports, and History of past activity.
Tips for moving around quickly
A few small things that can make daily use easier:
Most lists offer filters and sorting, which become especially useful as your catalog grows.
Bookmark the pages you visit most, such as the Queue or your Picklist, for one-click access from anywhere in Shopify.
Each section has a dedicated article in this help center if you would like a full walkthrough.
That covers the main layout of the dashboard. For more detail on any specific section, follow the linked articles throughout this help center.