Dashboard

The screen you land on. It answers what needs attention today, without opening anything.

What is on it

  • Money — what is owed to you, what is overdue, what came in this month.
  • Work — deals in progress, tasks due, anything already late.
  • Whatever your modules add.

That last point is the useful one. Reporting is not a separate module here: each module contributes its own figures to this screen. Install Booking and your upcoming appointments appear; install Documents and a certificate about to expire appears.

Why that matters

The single most expensive thing a small business misses is a date nobody was looking at — an insurance certificate that lapsed, an invoice that went sixty days overdue, a licence that expired quietly.

Those things belong on the screen everybody opens anyway, not on a report somebody remembers to run.

What you see

The dashboard shows only what your permissions allow. Somebody without access to the books does not see the money figures — the panels are filtered by the same rules as everything else, not hidden by the browser.

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Last updated on 2026-08-29