Dashboard & analytics
The dashboard is the broker's view of the business OnlyTons coordinates. It's broker-only, and it reads from the activity that every meaningful action records — so the numbers are a by-product of using the platform, not manual bookkeeping.
What it shows
- GMV (value coordinated) — the total value of deals that reached agreed or beyond. This is the headline: how much trade the broker is coordinating.
- Fees — the broker's fees, broken down by fee model (take-rate, flat, planning). Remember fees are measured, not charged in the MVP — this shows the value the broker's coordination represents.
- Funnel — counts across the workflow: supply and demand posted, deals created, deals agreed, deals closed. Where volume enters and where it progresses.
- Leakage — deals that were cancelled after being agreed. This is the signal the broker most wants to watch: value that was within reach and slipped.
- Pipeline — deals by current status, mirroring the Deals Kanban.
Where the numbers come from
Every important action writes an activity event — supply posted, demand posted, each deal status change, value realized at "agreed", cancellation (flagged as leakage when it was already agreed). The dashboard aggregates these events. Two consequences:
- The audit trail is reconstructable from events — you can see how a number was reached.
- Money math on the dashboard uses exact decimal values from the deals; ranking and chart proportions use ordinary numbers (they never persist).
Reading it for the demo
After the demo seed, GMV is non-zero (a closed olive-oil deal plus an in-fulfilment aggregated lentil deal), fees show under take-rate, the funnel counts are all non-zero, and the pipeline cards match the Deals board. That's the "the platform is already coordinating real value" story in one screen.
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