Your dashboard

The dashboard is where you land after signing in. It shows the company you have selected in the top bar: its name, where it stands, its team, and what that team is doing. Everything on it belongs to that company. A company with a logo of its own opens with a band in its colours, its logo and its name.

Your companies

Every account starts with one company, set up during onboarding. Switch companies, or start another with New company, from the switcher at the top left. Each company has its own employees and its own context, so an employee hired into one never sees another's facts. Extra companies depend on your plan. Edit a company's details under Settings, then Company.

Each company shows its logo in the switcher. A company you started from an idea shows its first letter on its colour until your team makes its logo, one of the first jobs in creating the brand. For a business you already run, Verse brings in the logo from its website when it finds one. A company without a logo shows its first letter. Upload your own under Settings, then Company. To change the name or the look, see Your name and look.

The switcher also shows what's waiting in your other companies: a count beside each one, and a dot on the switcher itself, so nothing hides while you work in one company. A company whose team is still being set up shows Setting up…; choose it to finish.

What's on it

• Money: revenue over 30 days, monthly recurring revenue, subscribers and your Stripe balance, read live from Stripe once it's connected, plus what the team cost in credits. Stripe is one connection per account, and its numbers show on every company you have.
• Work: what your employees are doing now, what's Waiting on you, and what they finished this week.
• Goals: concrete milestones for the company, such as Launch, Make your first sale, Get 100 website visitors or Reach $1,000 in revenue, each with how far along it is, and Achieved: every goal reached, with the day it was reached.
• Team: every employee in the company with their status and runs this week.
• Recent payments from Stripe and Live activity.

Goals

Goals are counted from your company's own records: its plan, its website's visitors and forms, the replies to its outreach, and the payments on its Stripe. Nobody ticks them off. A goal ticks itself off the moment the records show it reached, and stays reached, even if a sale is later refunded. The next target then takes its place: after your first sale, Get 10 sales.

Which goals a company works toward depends on what kind of business it is: a store counts sales and revenue, software counts signups and paying customers, an agency counts replies from prospects and the clients it signs. Purchases and forms from you or your employees, test payments, refunds and spam never count. A goal nothing can count yet says what would, such as Set up payouts or Build your website.

The prompt box

The box under your company's name builds things. In Employee mode, describe a role and Verse starts the hiring flow; the new employee joins the company you're in. In Workflow mode, describe an automation and Verse drafts it as a workflow, triggers and steps included. In Company mode, describe an idea to start another company.

Your stats

Four cards summarise the week: Employees, Tasks Completed, Time Saved, and Value Created.

Live activity

The activity stream shows what your team is doing right now, updating every few seconds, whether or not you started the work. Each row is one action in plain words. View all activity opens the full history, and the Runs page has the deeper view with timelines and deliverables.

The sidebar

• Dashboard, this page.
• Employees, your team, and your group chats. Each name opens that employee's chat.
• Work, what the team is doing and what's next. See Work, Files and Customers.
• Files, everything the team made or was given.
• Website, your company's website, in the editor.
• Products, in new companies, everything your company sells and its orders. See Products.
• Marketing, your posts, UGC videos and ads. See Marketing.
• Customers, everyone your company sells to, or might.
• Finances, your revenue, and where you set up payouts. See Getting paid.
• Legal, your company's registration, ownership, documents and filings. See Legal.
• Connectors, the apps you've connected.
• Settings, Feedback, and Help live at the bottom.