Public demo

A readable cockpit before connecting a real store.

This demo shows the CashFlowCanary client area in read-only mode, with a fictional portfolio. It illustrates verdicts, sites needing attention, proof and reports without exposing customer data.

Cockpit view

The cockpit should answer one question quickly: are revenue paths watched, broken or back to green?

Global verdict

Action needed: one fictional checkout is broken, two sites remain green. The verdict summarises state without drowning the team in logs.

Prioritised sites

Sites with an incident appear first, with last check, affected step and a link to filtered proof.

Available reports

PDF, CSV or JSON reports appear according to the plan. The demo downloads nothing: it shows the expected hierarchy.

Controlled alerts

Email, Telegram or Slack are shown as configurable channels, without raw destination or displayed secret.

Read-only mockup

What an agency sees when a client store stops selling.

The commercial priority becomes visible: which site is affected, which revenue step broke, which proof to share and which next action to request.

  • Verdict by site and journey
  • Open incident with filtered proof
  • Report ready to share after resolution
Abstract CashFlowCanary cockpit mockup

Data shown in this demo

Everything is synthetic: names, states, incidents and reports only show the cockpit structure.

Atelier Boreal

Checkout needs action: payment not finalised on a fictional check. Next action: verify payment method and checkout cache.

Studio Lin

Green journey: product, cart and checkout respond according to the demonstration cadence.

Maison Pixel

Resolved incident: before/after proof available, summary report ready to share.

What the demo helps evaluate

The demo helps judge product readability before a real connection: prioritisation, business vocabulary, filtered proof, report and next actions.

What it does not do

  • It does not connect to any client store.
  • It does not trigger email, webhook, payment or account creation.
  • It does not show personal data, cart contents, card data or sensitive identifiers.
  • It does not replace the free audit on your own WooCommerce context.

Why it matters

A useful monitoring tool should not only detect. It should make the incident understandable for the merchant, actionable for the agency and verifiable by the technical team.