The Dashboard is the first page after signing in. It answers three questions: how are we selling, what needs attention today, and where to go next. Every figure and row opens the page where you act on it. Each role gets its own dashboard; administrators can switch between them with View as in the top right.
At the top, Stokk writes one plain sentence on how trading is going and the single thing most worth doing about it, with up to three links to act on. It is written once a day from your live figures and reused, so the page loads instantly; the refresh button writes a new one. Below it, Ask Stokk answers a question about your business in plain language, from your latest synced data.
One row per kind of work, with the number on the right. A coloured dot means it wants attention: red for a store out of a must-have item, amber for softer risks. Rows cover watched items out of stock, items below safety stock, orders to place (from the supplier board when it is on), purchase orders in flight, dead and slow stock, customers drifting away, and AI product tags waiting for review.
A row per store: the grey bar is the comparison, the blue bar is now, with both figures and the change printed. Switch between Month to date (against the same days last year) and Yesterday (against the same weekday last week). Select a store to open the Sales report for it.
Each store's must-not-run-out watchlist as one bar: out (red), 1 to 2 left (amber), stocked (green). Stores with gaps come first. Select a store for its Critical Inventory detail.
Supplier orders a buyer has marked Arriving, soonest first, each with a green Arriving tag and the date the supplier confirmed, the same as on the supplier board. An order stays until it has been received, so one past its date turns red and shows Late.
Tasks lists what is overdue and due today, and you can tick them off right there. Alerts shows the latest system flags, such as a regular customer who has stopped buying.
Sync and background-job health lives under Admin, System Status.