Dashboard
The Dashboard is the first screen you see when you open TickTad. It’s a one-glance summary of everything that needs your attention.
What it shows
Section titled “What it shows”- Pending tasks — how many tasks are waiting, split into overdue and due today.
- Agenda — today’s schedule as a day view with a progress bar; swipe between days.
- Expense charts — a spending trend and a category breakdown.
- Helpers — how many helpers you have (if the Helper module is on).
- Upcoming leave — the next leave or rest days.
- Expiring documents — files nearing their expiry date.
- Contract days left — how long until your helper’s contract ends.
Quick actions
Section titled “Quick actions”From the Dashboard you can jump straight to:
- Add a task (or create one by voice).
- Add a note to the whiteboard.
- Capture something to the inbox.
The quick-action bar is customisable — pin the actions you use most so they’re always one tap away.
How it links the app together
Section titled “How it links the app together”The Dashboard isn’t a separate list — it’s a view over your tasks, expenses, calendar, documents and helper. Tapping any number takes you to the source, so you can act, not just read. The pending-tasks card opens a sheet of what’s overdue and due today, ready to mark off or reassign.