KAILORA · DASHBOARD
A dashboard that reads your books so you don't have to
Most founders check three apps and a WhatsApp thread to answer one question: are we okay this month? Kailora's dashboard answers it on one screen — money in, money out, who owes you, what GST you owe, and what needs your attention today.

Today's position, not last month's
The dashboard is computed from booked journal entries — the same numbers your reports use — so what you see is your real position, not a cached summary. Total sales, purchases, receipts and payments for the period sit next to pending receivables and payables, each one clickable through to the underlying documents.
Built for the morning check-in
Owners we spoke to while building Kailora described the same ritual: open the shutter, check the phone. So the mobile dashboard leads with what changed overnight — payments that landed, invoices that tipped into overdue, bills due this week — and a scan button so the day's first supplier bill goes straight into the books.
A CFO view when you need depth
Behind the summary sits a CFO dashboard: cash-flow trend, receivables ageing, expense mix and month-on-month movement. It's the view your accountant or fractional CFO will ask for — without anyone exporting anything to Excel first.
Common questions
Does the dashboard update in real time?
It reads directly from your posted books, so it changes the moment a document or payment is posted — there is no overnight sync.
Can I see one dashboard across multiple companies?
Kailora is multi-entity. Switch entities from the header and every widget follows; group-level views live in Reports.
Works even better with
Reports
Trial balance, P&L, balance sheet, cash flow and ageing that always agree with your books, exportable and shareable with your CA.
Banking
Connect banks over Account Aggregator, import statements, and reconcile receipts and payments against your books with smart allocation.
AI Assistant
Ask questions like 'who hasn't paid me since March?' and get answers from your actual ledgers
Give your books the week off.
Start free — no card, no lock-in. Your data stays exportable, always.

