Dashboard

The central overview of your business in Samridhhi AI Powered Business App.

The Dashboard provides a quick view of your sales performance, outstanding receivables and payables, profitability, inventory value, cash position, and top-selling products. It helps business owners and staff monitor key business information from a single screen without navigating through individual modules.

Samridhhi dashboard with welcome banner, business overview KPIs, sales chart, and top products
Dashboard home — greeting, period filters, KPI cards, sales overview chart, top products, and navigation from the sidebar.

Dashboard header

At the top of the Dashboard, you can see the current date, a personalized greeting, and your company name.

The greeting area provides a welcoming introduction to your daily business overview. During festive periods, it may also display seasonal greetings and branding.

Business overview and date filters

The Business Overview section displays key business metrics for the selected reporting period.

You can use the available period selector and date fields to choose the time range for the dashboard. Use the Refresh button to reload the dashboard for the selected period.

The reporting period helps you review business performance for the time frame relevant to your needs.

Key business metrics

The Dashboard displays six key metric cards. The metric cards may also display comparison indicators, percentage changes, supporting labels, or small trend charts where available.

Total Sales

Displays the total sales value for the selected reporting period. Use this metric to get a quick understanding of your sales performance.

Receivables

Displays outstanding amounts due from customers. This helps you monitor pending customer collections and identify the amount your business is waiting to receive.

Payables

Displays outstanding amounts payable to suppliers. Use this metric to monitor pending supplier payments and understand your outstanding payment obligations.

Net Profit

Displays the net profit metric for the selected reporting period, based on the application's configured calculation. Use this figure as a quick profitability indicator and refer to the relevant reports for more detailed analysis.

Stock Value

Displays the value of inventory held by your business. This provides a quick view of the value associated with your available stock.

Cash Balance

Displays the combined cash and bank balance, helping you monitor your business's available cash position.

Sales overview

The Sales Overview section presents a visual representation of sales performance over time.

This section helps you identify sales trends and compare performance across periods.

Top products

The Top Products section highlights the leading products based on sales value.

The Dashboard displays the top five performers, including product names, sales values, quantities, and their relative contribution as shown in the interface.

Use the View All option to access the broader product-performance view, where available.

This section helps you identify products contributing significantly to sales and review their performance.

Main navigation menu

The left navigation panel provides access to the application's business modules.

The navigation menu can be collapsed to provide more space for the main workspace.

Application status bar

The status bar at the bottom of the application displays useful information about the application environment.

How to use the Dashboard

  1. Open the Dashboard after signing in to your company.
  2. Review the reporting period and select the required dates.
  3. Refresh the dashboard to load the selected reporting period.
  4. Review Total Sales, Receivables, Payables, Net Profit, Stock Value, and Cash Balance.
  5. Examine the Sales Overview chart to understand sales trends.
  6. Review Top Products to identify leading products by sales value.
  7. Open the relevant module or report from the navigation menu when more detailed information is required.
Note: Dashboard values depend on your company's recorded transactions, selected reporting period, and the application's configured business calculations. Use the corresponding detailed reports to investigate individual transactions or reconcile financial figures.