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Table Coverage

The Dashboard’s Table Coverage card gives you a quick read on how ready your catalog is, with three stats:
  • Spec completeness — the percentage of attributes filled in across the specification tables you’ve assigned to products. Attributes you added to a table but never filled in for a given product count against this number.
  • Comparison coverage — the percentage of catalog products that have an active comparison set (either Compare with products or, when that’s empty, Shopify related products available to fall back on).
  • Health score — a single 0–100 score combining spec completeness, comparison coverage, and how recently your tables were updated, so you can tell at a glance whether your setup needs attention.
If your health score is lower than expected, start with Spec completeness — it’s usually the fastest to raise by filling in empty attribute values on the products that need them.

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Recent Tables

Below Table Coverage, Recent Tables lists your most recently updated specification tables, with the number of attributes and their active status, so you can jump back into a table you were just editing without searching for it in the full list.
These cards replaced the single table-count stat that used to appear on the Dashboard. Everything that stat showed is still covered — Table Coverage and Recent Tables now give you a fuller picture in its place.
These same three stats also appear at the top of the Analytics page on both plans. On Growth, that page also shows storefront view data below them; on Free, an upgrade card shows in that space instead. See The Analytics Page.