Daily Operation, groups, and a clearer app
Daily Operation now opens a real breakdown sheet, Customer By Group clusters sukis, the ledger toggle shows extra group members in grey, and Sales Dashboard plus the sidebar are easier to scan on a busy shift.
New
Daily Operation breakdown
Tap Total Revenue, Total Expenses, Total Net, or See breakdown. A sheet slides up with Today through All time, money in, expenses off net, unpaid, and how customers paid — GCash, cash, and proof photos. You stay on Daily Operation instead of hunting a report.
- Know if the shift is actually profitable before the next delivery run.
- Spot unpaid and payment mix without exporting a spreadsheet.
- Switch Today, Yesterday, This week, or This month without leaving the ledger.
New
Group by customer
Save groups such as Monday route or a condo, then open Customers or Daily Operation by group. Sukis in the same building or day cluster together so you refill a whole route instead of hunting names.
- Build routes once — Monday, BF Homes, condos — and reuse them every day.
- See who belongs together when you plan follow-ups and deliveries.
- Spend less time scrolling a flat list during peak hours.
New
Daily Operation — toggle By Group
On Daily Operation, turn on Customer By Group. Real ledger rows stay as usual. Extra people in the same saved group appear in grey so you can add their refill in the same pass, even if they do not have a record yet today.
- Grey rows are companions — not extra sales until you add a record.
- Catch the neighbor on the same route while the rider is already there.
- One switch on the ledger; no separate report to open.
Improvement
Revamped dashboard UI
The sidebar is now Sales Dashboard, Daily Operation, and a cleaner account menu. Header search opens a compact popover. What’s New sits under Tutorial videos. The chrome is easier to scan so owners spend less time looking for the next screen.
- Find Daily Operation and Sales Dashboard by the names you already use.
- Search pages and sukis from a small header control, not a full-screen wall.
- Less visual noise so the team can move during a busy afternoon.