Dashboard Overview Explanation

The Dashboard provides a comprehensive summary of all activities, records, and key metrics for your company. It is designed to give you quick access to important information and streamline management tasks.

Role-Based Access #

Access and visibility on the dashboard depend on user roles:

  • Company Director
    • Full access to view and manage records across the entire company, including all branches, properties, and staff members.
  • Branch Manager
    • Can view and manage records only for their assigned branch.
    • Example: A Branch Manager of Branch A can access properties and staff of Branch A but cannot modify data from other branches.
    • Branch Managers can view properties from other branches on the public listing website but cannot manage them unless explicitly assigned.

Role-based access ensures data security and prevents unauthorized changes while allowing visibility where needed.

Interactive Dashboard Cards #

Dashboard cards display key metrics such as the number of branches, landlords, or properties.

Key Features:

  • Each card is clickable.
  • Clicking a card takes you directly to the detailed page containing all related information.

Example:
If your company has 8 branches and 100 landlords, clicking the corresponding card opens a page listing all branches or landlords.

Interactive cards allow quick navigation and ensure users see only role-relevant data, making management efficient and organized.

Wallet #

The Wallet feature allows secure management of company funds within the platform and between branches.

Access:

  • Company Owners (Directors) can access all branch wallets.
  • Branch Managers can access only their branch’s wallet.

Key Features:

  • Transaction History: View all wallet transactions in one place.
  • Transfer Funds: Send money between branches or to clients for rent, deposits, or automated payments.
  • Fund Management: Add funds to the wallet or withdraw to your company bank account.

The Wallet centralizes financial management, ensuring transparency and ease of fund transfers.

Listing Analysis #

The Listing Analysis chart provides insights into client engagement and property performance.
It displays metrics such as:

  • Website visits
  • Number of property views
  • Property details checked by visitors
  • Bookmarks and contacts received

This helps you track which properties are performing well and identify opportunities for improvement.

Calendar #

The Calendar provides an overview of all scheduled events and important dates, including:

  • Client appointments
  • Pending payments
  • Property-related events
  • Other tasks or obligations

Quickly identify items that require attention on any specific date, ensuring smooth workflow and time management.

Recent Messages #

The dashboard displays the latest messages from clients or staff.

  • Stay up-to-date on communications directly from the dashboard.
  • Quickly respond to inquiries or internal communications without navigating away from the main page.

Recent Complaints & Complaints Management #

The dashboard shows complaints submitted by clients that are yet to be reviewed or addressed.

Complaint Status Types:

  • Pending: Complaint submitted but not yet reviewed.
  • Processing: Complaint is being addressed.
  • Completed: Complaint has been resolved.
  • Rejected: Complaint reviewed but rejected for valid reasons.

Dedicated pages provide full details for each complaint.
Proper configuration in Settings ensures complaints are tracked, managed, and resolved efficiently.


First-Time Setup Recommendation #

When logging in for the first time:

  1. Go to Settings.
  2. Configure the software according to your company’s workflow and processes.

A proper setup ensures that all dashboard features—including complaints, wallet, messages, and listings—function correctly and display accurate information.

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Updated on November 26, 2025