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Reading your dashboard
UPDATED 22 SEP 2026·5 MIN READ
Your dashboard opens on what needs a decision from you today, not a wall of charts. That's deliberate — most of what Omniqu does, it does without you, and the home screen is built around the exceptions.
What needs you
An attention panel lists anything actually waiting on a human — a booking request that couldn't be confirmed automatically, a message the AI flagged as outside what it knows, that kind of thing. If this list is empty, nothing is wrong; it means the week is running itself.
Website care, at a glance
If you're on a plan that includes it, the dashboard also shows your site's status — websites monitored hourly, plain and current, not a report you have to go looking for.
Setup, if you’re still finishing it
New accounts see a short setup checklist instead of the full dashboard — shifts added, services priced, the first booking rule confirmed. It disappears once the basics are in place, and only owner and manager logins can complete it.
GOOD TO KNOW
A quiet dashboard is the goal, not a warning sign. The numbers worth checking are the ones flagged for you — everything else is running in the background by design.
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