Your dashboard

Home is a single screen that answers "what needs me today?". It is assembled from one request, so everything on it is a consistent snapshot rather than a dozen panels loading at different speeds.

The horizon

The control at the top right — Next 3d / 7d / 14d — sets how far ahead the time-sensitive panels look. It defaults to 7 days and accepts anything from 1 to 60. Changing it reloads the whole screen, because the horizon feeds several panels at once: due tasks, upcoming events, and deals closing soon.

The panels

Overdue and Due soon. Tasks with a due date, split at today. Overdue is unbounded — it does not respect the horizon, because a task three weeks late does not stop mattering when you narrow the window. Due soon is what falls inside it.

Upcoming events. The next entries from your calendars, with start time and location. See Calendar.

Pipeline. Open deal count, the open value totalled per currency, and the deals closing inside the horizon. See Deals.

Finance. Only appears once you have set up accounting. It shows revenue and result year-to-date, outstanding receivables and payables, and the VAT position for the current quarter. The labels here are Dutch, like the rest of the finance module — see Invoices for the vocabulary.

Recent activity. The latest entries from your activity log.

Mail. Unread count and the most recent messages from your inbox, plus the quarantine buckets if filtering is on. If no mailbox is connected the panel says so and points at Email settings; if a sync has failed, the error surfaces here rather than staying hidden in settings.

Counts. Open tasks, open deals, projects, contacts, companies and notes — the "how big is my workspace" line.

Quick add

The box under the greeting creates a task without leaving the page. Type a title, press Add task, and it lands in your Inbox project. It is meant for the thought you have while looking at something else; move it somewhere sensible later from Tasks.

When a panel is empty

Empty panels say so rather than disappearing, and several offer the next step — "Log your first activity", "No unread mail." That is deliberate: a missing panel reads as a bug, an empty one reads as a state.