Most mornings start the same way: open five screens to work out what's late, who owes you, and what's been sitting too long. Elefta's Home page puts that on one screen, and points you to the records behind each number.
Across the top: inventory value, sales and profit for the month so far, and accounts receivable. Sales and profit each have a small 14-day chart and a comparison with the same days last month.
Elefta checks five things for you:
Repairs past due. Repairs that have missed their promised date.
Orders awaiting payment. Sales that haven't been paid.
Aging stock. Items that have been in inventory for 120 days or more.
Late memos. Pieces that have been out on memo for 14 days or more.
Invoices past their terms. Customers who are late paying.
Anything with nothing to report is hidden. Each row has one button that opens exactly the records it counted, and See all lists everything behind each check, most urgent first.
Elefta also points out where money is waiting, ranked by how much is at stake. It might show that a piece you've held for 90 days has similar listings on the marketplace asking less. It might suggest restocking pieces that have been selling, name the customer with the largest overdue balance, flag a piece listed on the marketplace for well under what you recently sold one for, or remind you about items no one has touched in months. Suggestions use your real figures, never change anything themselves, and can be dismissed for 30 days.
A running feed shows payments received, new stock, new sales and memos, returns and status changes. Bulk changes are grouped into one line. See all opens your full activity history, which you can filter by sales, payments, memos, repairs or inventory. Home also shows your repair queue and your top mover over the last 30 days. For deeper numbers, Analytics is one click away.
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