Construction dashboard
Configure a practical home builder dashboard for active projects, contract volume, overdue invoices, open defects, pipeline value, service requests and current workforce figures.
Construction dashboard: how it works in Home Builder Software
The dashboard is what opens after sign-in, and every company decides for itself what belongs on it. Setup asks for at least one company metric, and the choice sticks: active projects, contract volume, overdue invoices, open defects, pipeline volume, open service requests, team hours booked this month, colleagues off sick today. Nobody has to walk the modules one by one to find out whether the day starts calmly or badly.
Configure dashboard reopens the selection at any time, and the chosen tiles are saved for the company rather than for one person. Permissions decide what can appear at all: a site role without finance rights never gets contract volume on the start page. Below the tiles sit the projects touched most recently and the service requests still open, each row carrying the same status color, symbol and wording used inside the module it came from.
Green for done, yellow for attention, red for risk, blue for running, gray for neutral: the color code is identical across the system, so a red figure on the start page means exactly what it means in invoices or defects. Every tile and every row is a door into the record behind it, which is why the morning look at the numbers usually ends inside a project file rather than in a spreadsheet.

Construction dashboard in the daily routine
Site management opens the start page before the first call of the day, reads the handful of tiles the company agreed on, and follows the red one into the record that caused it. The list of recently edited projects shows where colleagues worked yesterday, while open service requests show what a customer reported overnight. When priorities shift, an administrator swaps a tile through Configure dashboard, and everyone in the company sees the new selection on the next sign-in.
Read the documentationConstruction dashboard: what it covers
Choose the company metrics that matter for the starting view
Review recently updated projects and open service requests
Use consistent status colors with text and symbols across modules
Construction dashboard: questions and answers
Can each company configure its dashboard?
Yes. The selected metrics are saved for the company and can be changed from the dashboard.
Which figures can the dashboard show?
Available figures include active projects, contract and pipeline volume, overdue receivables, open defects and service requests, team hours and sickness.
Use Construction dashboard on your own projects
A demo runs on a project that resembles yours, with the roles and permissions your team actually uses.