The dashboard is the first screen you see after logging in. For new accounts it shows a setup checklist to get you ready to take orders. Once setup is complete, it switches to your live business metrics.
Setup checklist
When you first log in, the dashboard shows a 5-step checklist to get your account ready.
| Step | What to do |
|---|
| Set up your menu categories | Group your items into sections like Appetisers, Mains, and Drinks |
| Add at least 5 menu items | Create the dishes or products you sell |
| Set up a way to take payments | Add a bank account or cash register under Banking |
| Set up your tables (optional) | Track which table each order belongs to |
| Take your first order | Open POS and create a test order end-to-end |
A filled orange dot means a step is complete. If a step has an action button on the right, click it to jump directly to that setup screen.
Once all 5 steps are complete, the checklist disappears and your live business metrics take over the full dashboard. If you want to revisit it, the steps remain accessible through Settings.
Live metrics
Once your account is set up, the dashboard shows real-time stats for your business.
Metric cards
The four cards at the top update throughout the day:
| Card | What it shows |
|---|
| Net Sales | Total revenue for today |
| Transactions | Number of completed orders today |
| Average Sale | Average order value today |
| New Customers | New customer profiles created today |
Each card shows a comparison vs. yesterday — a green arrow means up, red means down.
Order volume chart
Shows completed orders per day over a selected time window. Use the dropdown to switch between Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, or a custom range. Use this to spot busy days and quiet periods.
Orders by channel
A bar chart showing completed orders broken down by channel — dine-in, takeaway, or delivery — per day over the last 10 days. Useful for understanding which channel is growing.
Average order value
A line chart of your daily average order value over the last 7 days. A flat line means your average sale is stable. A rising line means customers are spending more per visit.
Recent customers
The last 5 customers added to your account. A green dot means they’re a returning customer. Click any name to open their profile.
Recent invoices
The last 4 invoices in your account. If it shows “No invoices yet”, that means the invoicing feature hasn’t been used — it’s not an error.
Workspace activity
A running log of actions across your workspace: orders completed, customers added, items updated. Useful for owners who want to stay across what the team is doing without being on the floor.
Navigation
The left sidebar gives you access to every section of Qorelly:
- Digital Menu — your QR code menu
- Point of Sale — take and manage orders
- Inventory — track stock levels
- Bookings — manage reservations
- Banking — bank accounts and cash registers
- Customers — your customer database
- Team — staff management
- Settings — business configuration
Your name and role appear at the bottom of the sidebar. Click Terminal Mode to switch to a simplified interface designed for shared devices like a till screen.