The Dashboard
How to read the Dashboard — today's schedule, revenue, new clients, no-show rate, and quick actions.
The Dashboard is the first screen you see after signing in. It's designed to answer the three questions every salon owner has when they sit down at the front desk: what's on today, how's business going, and is there anything I need to deal with?

Stat cards
The four cards at the top give you the fast answer:
- Today's Revenue — the sum of booked services happening today.
- 7‑Day Revenue — rolling total for the last seven days, with a comparison against the previous week.
- New Clients — first-time visitors in the selected period.
- No‑Show Rate — the percentage of bookings marked as
no_show.
Use the Last 7 days dropdown in the top-right of the Dashboard to switch between ranges (today, 7 days, 30 days).
Today's Schedule
The left panel lists every booking for today in chronological order, including the client name, service, staff member, and start time. Each row shows a coloured status pill — Confirmed, Pending, Completed, No-show, or Cancelled.
Click View calendar at the top of the list to jump straight to the full calendar.
Your booking card
The right-hand card shows your location name, address, and the booking URL your clients use. This is the URL you share on Instagram, Google, and in SMS replies. Click it to preview the page live.
Below the booking card are quick links to the main sections — Calendar, Clients, Services, and Settings — so you can jump anywhere in one click.
Tabs: Overview, Revenue, Operations, Clients
The Dashboard has four tabs along the top. All four respect the period selector in the top-right (Today, 7 days, 30 days), so switching tabs keeps you on the same window of time.
Overview
The default landing tab — the four stat cards, today's schedule, and your booking URL. Quick at-a-glance answer to what's on today, how's business, is anything wrong?
Revenue
Where your money actually came from. Charts and tables break down income for the selected period by:
- Service — which services brought in the most.
- Staff — who earned what.
- Day of week — peak vs quiet days, useful for deciding when to run promos or block out time off.
Operations
How smoothly the salon is running. Four stat cards at the top:
- Completion rate — % of bookings that finished (status
completed). - No-show rate — % marked
no_show. Anything above 5% gets a warning colour; above 10% triggers a tip card with suggestions. - Cancellation rate — % cancelled. Above 15% lights up amber.
- Total bookings — the raw count for the period.
Below the stats:
- Booking Status Breakdown — a donut showing the split across confirmed / completed / no-show / cancelled.
- Bookings by Day of Week — a bar chart of when bookings actually happened. Spot the gap days.
- Tips to improve your rates — appears automatically when your no-show or cancellation rate is high, with concrete suggestions (require deposits, tighten the cancellation window, send a same-day confirmation SMS).
This is the tab to check on a Sunday night when you want to know how the salon actually ran this week rather than how busy did it feel.
Clients
The retention view — new clients vs returning clients in the period, your top clients by visit count or spend, and how often clients are coming back.
Switch between tabs to dig deeper without leaving the Dashboard.
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