Dashboard is the first entry in the owner sidebar and the page you land on every time you sign in. It holds two cards: side by side on a wide screen, stacked on a narrower one.
The yacht card
The first card is your yacht:
- Its photo, as a rounded thumbnail.
- Its name.
- Small grey chips for the build and refit years, the builder, and the flag state. A chip is only drawn when the yacht has that detail recorded, so a yacht with no builder on file simply shows fewer chips. Years appear as the build year, or as build/refit when both are known.
- A status pill in the top-right showing the yacht's current navigational status from AIS — At Anchor, Moored, Under Way and so on. If no AIS position has been received, the pill is absent.
- A map beneath, with the yacht marked at its last reported position. If no AIS position has come through, the map is greyed out with a yellow notice: "Location not available because this vessel's MMSI was not added, or no AIS data is available at the moment." Dismiss hides the notice.
The details on the card are maintained by the management company. Owners cannot edit them.
The finance card
The second card, headed Finance, summarises one month of the yacht's money: the account balance, budget against expenses, and the most recent expenses. See The Finance Summary.
The card is only drawn when the yacht keeps at least one financial account. A yacht without finance set up shows the yacht card alone.
What is not on the dashboard
There are no maintenance counters, task lists, certificate alerts or crew alerts here. Those belong to the vessel pages that crew and management use, and are not part of the owner portal. Nothing on either card opens a detail page.