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Dashboard

Your financial and operational overview, with patient counts and charts.

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Written by Wellie MD

The Dashboard is the first screen when you log in. It gives you a financial and operational overview of your brand. Access it via Home in the left sidebar.

Date Range

Use the date range selector in the top right to filter the entire dashboard. Options: 7D, 30D, 90D, YTD, Last Year, or a Custom range.

Financial Summary (Top Row)

Six metrics across the top show your financial performance for the selected period:

Metric

Description

Revenue

Total revenue captured

Expenses

Total expenses (pharmacy reimbursements + consult fees)

Net Profit

Revenue minus expenses

Profit Ratio %

Net profit as a percentage of revenue

Total Growth By Revenue %

Revenue growth vs. previous period

Total Growth By Net Profit %

Net profit growth vs. previous period

Each metric shows the percentage change vs. the previous period in small text below the number.

Patient Summary

On the right side of the dashboard, the Patient Summary panel shows three counts:

Count

Description

Active Patients

Patients who are currently prescribed

Inactive Patients

Patients who have missed their follow-up by 30+ days

Drop-off Patients

Patients who completed the questionnaire but did not complete checkout

These are live counts, not period-filtered.

Charts

Total Sales — a chart of sales over the selected period (Total, Avg/mo, Latest, Peak). Net Revenue — net revenue after expenses over the period. New Patients — new sign-ups over the period; click View All to go to the full Patients list.

Order History

A table of recent orders showing Date, Order #, Patient name, Product name, Pharmacy, and Amount. Click View All to go to the full Orders section.

Payment (KPI Window)

A table of recent payments showing Date, Patient name, Order #, Total amount, Discount applied, and Amount paid. Click View All to go to Orders > Payments.

Daily Routine

Check the Dashboard at the start of each day. Pay attention to drop-off count, inactive patients, and net profit trending negative (review expense vs. revenue ratio).

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