What do the industry cards on the dashboard show?
The dashboard leads with the cards that fit the business type chosen at sign-up. They are worked out only from data already in the app; without data a card stays empty.
- 1Retail and online shops: product margin top and bottom 5, low / out of stock, stock unsold for 90 days with the money tied up, sales by weekday. Trading and manufacturing: receivables by days overdue (0–30 / 31–60 / 61–90 / over 90), product margin, stock value and days of stock, supplier concentration, foreign-currency purchases with their rates (manufacturing also raw material share and 0% export sales).
- 2Service, IT, consulting, construction, real estate, logistics, education and accounting: billed vs received this month, revenue by customer (a warning when one customer is over 50%), WHT to reclaim (50 Tawi), quote → invoice rate of the last 3 months. IT adds labour share and foreign subscriptions, logistics fuel share, construction subcontractor WHT 3%, education unpaid tuition, real estate rent WHT 5% received. Restaurants see weekday sales and cost control (ingredients, labour, rent). The ingredient-share card shows the same food number, so it starts off and can be turned on in Edit cards. Hotels see the food-and-consumables share, not the restaurant's 30% food-cost card. Salons see the consumables-and-materials share and profit by practitioner. When the suppliers screen is off, the purchases-by-supplier card is not shown. An accounting firm shows 'In preparation' first; the cards under it are the firm's own books. Education says 'Tuition by student', real estate 'Quotes that became rent bills', and an online shop 'Sales figures'. Staff meals are not ingredients.
- 3Dashboard → 'Edit cards' turns cards on and off and changes their order. A company that used the app before keeps its cards; the new ones are listed there, switched off. 'Back to default' gives the business type's cards. A card is not shown when its screen is off, not in the plan, or not open to your role.