Dashboard

Open it in the morning and know what to do

After signing in you see what today holds and where the money is: today's work, bikes ready for pickup, free slots, customers due for a service, and revenue.

What is in the workshop today, what is waiting for the customer and what is overdue. No clicking through lists.

Customers due for a recommended service or whose trial PASS+, warranty or voucher is ending. Send a reminder or an offer with one click.

The mechanic sees their day, the manager the workshop schedule, the owner the revenue. Blocks adapt to the type of business and the role.

Revenue by order source, workshop performance and technician load for the month.

A dashboard for the workshop

  • Today's work and Ready for pickup: what is in the workshop today and what is waiting for the customer, with a pickup reminder in one click.

  • Free slots and calendar: how full the next days are and the order calendar right on the dashboard.

  • Time for a service: customers whose recommended service is coming up, with a reminder in one click.

Workshop, Shop, Manager and E-shop.

Move blocks and change their size.

A manager saves the layout for a whole role.

Bike waiting for the customer? A reminder in one click.

Customers whose recommended service is due.

Ending PASS+, warranties and vouchers.

Walk-in, website, Care.bike and Local Care.

Every technician's schedule for the workshop manager.

Credit balance and commission received.

Every company in Care.bike has a dashboard, with blocks that fit what it does.

Can I customise the dashboard?

Yes. Move blocks and change their size. A manager can save a default layout for a whole role.

Will every employee see revenue?

No. Roles and permissions decide who sees what. A mechanic can see just their own day and performance.

Where do the numbers come from?

From orders, transfers and credits in Care.bike. You type in nothing; the dashboard fills itself.

Start the day with a clear plan

Try the dashboard free for 30 days with every feature, no credit card needed.