One screen for the whole business
- Revenue. This week's number and the trend behind it.
- Active projects. Every job and its stage in the pipeline.
- Team status. Who is on shift, on site and running late.
- Outstanding payments. What is owed, by whom, and for how long.
- Customer satisfaction. The signal from reviews and responses where connected.
- Live cameras. Facility views where camera systems are connected.
- Communications. Email and messages that need attention, in one inbox view.
- Calendar. The day's meetings and deadlines.
- Alerts. The three things that actually need you, surfaced instead of buried.
- VLADA AI insights. Plain-language observations from your connected data, and answers to any question you ask.
Why owners use it
Most owners reconstruct the state of the business every morning from memory, texts and half-open tabs. A command center replaces that ritual with one glance. Because it reads the same system your team and customers use, what you see is what is actually happening.
Configured to your company
Panels reflect the systems connected in your build. A shop with cameras and field crews sees different tiles than an agency, and that is the point: it is your cockpit, not a template.
What's on the board
- Money. Revenue, the trend, outstanding invoices and what is overdue, pulled from the connected systems rather than a Monday spreadsheet.
- Work. The pipeline by stage, active jobs, and this week's schedule, the same live records your team and customers see.
- People. Who is on shift, who has not clocked in, and what each crew is on today.
- Needs you. A ranked list of what is stuck: unanswered leads, unsigned documents, overdue invoices, jobs past their promised date.
- Communications. The inbox and alerts that matter, kept with the jobs they belong to.
- The assistant. The VLADA AI assistant sits in the middle of the board and answers questions from everything above.
Built per company, not a template
Every command center is assembled around the company it serves: a roofing company sees estimates awaiting decision and crews out; a solar company sees permits and PTO pending; a collision shop sees claims and supplements; a rental fleet sees utilization, returns due and vehicles in service. The modules are the same discipline; the contents are your business.
Common questions
Is the dashboard live?
Yes. It reflects the current state of the connected systems, not a report generated last night.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. The command center works in the browser on desktop, tablet and phone.
Can I ask questions instead of digging?
Yes. VLADA, the built-in AI assistant, answers questions like revenue this week, jobs behind schedule, or overdue invoices from the same data.
What if a number looks wrong?
Every panel reads from a connected system, so a wrong number points at its source. That transparency is deliberate.
Can a manager get a limited version?
Yes. Role-based views let a manager see operations without the owner-only financials.
Do cameras and email really fit in one dashboard?
Where those systems are connected in your build, yes: they appear as panels alongside revenue, projects and team status.
Can I check it from my phone?
Yes. The command center works from a phone, tablet or laptop, and the AI assistant answers questions wherever you are.
Where do the numbers come from?
From the systems connected to your VLADA build: your jobs, schedule, invoices, payments and communications. Numbers reflect what is actually in those systems; nothing is retyped.
Can a manager get a limited view?
Yes. Views are role-based, so a manager can see operations without payroll or company financials, as you decide during the build.