Overview

This article explains the Home page of your Custr dashboard, highlighting its key features and how to use them effectively. The Home page provides a snapshot of today’s activity, giving you quick access to top-level information and helping you stay on top of important tasks throughout the day.

What do the Home Page Statistics Show?

When you log into your Custr dashboard, the first thing you'll see is a summary of today's statistics. Refer to the table below for a description of what each statistic represents.

	Total number of visitors who checked in today. Selecting this will update the table below with the relevant data.
	Total number of staff members who checked in today. Selecting this will update the table below accordingly.
	Total number of individuals currently checked in. The table below will update when selected.
	Total number of people invited for today. Selecting this will show related data in the table below.
	Number of students who checked in today. Selecting this will update the table with student data.
	Number of students who checked out or are offsite today. Selecting this will update the table with the relevant data.

What Does the Table on the Home Page Show?

The Home page includes a table that displays key details about your staff and visitors. For each person, it shows their name, who they visited, check-in and check-out times, and the duration of their stay. An example of this table is shown below.

To understand what each statistic on the Home page table represents, see the explanations below:

	The Photo section displays an image of the visitor who has checked in or out. If no photo is available, the guest's initials will be shown instead.
	The Name section shows the visitor’s full name, along with their company name if it was provided during check-in.
	The Visiting section displays the name of the host the guest is visiting.
	The Status section indicates whether the visitor is currently checked in and still on-site, or if they have checked out and left the premises.
	The Travel Type section shows how the visitor arrived at your site, such as by public transport, walking, bike, or other means.
	The Check-in section shows the time the visitor checked in, along with the location where the check-in took place.
	The Check-out section displays the time and location where the visitor completed their check-out.

What do the Icons at the top of the Dashboard Mean?

he icons at the top right of the Custr dashboard offer quick access to key features. Refer to the table below to learn what each icon represents and how it’s used.

	The "Refresh" icon will reload your connected devices with any updates you've made to the dashboard. Examples of changes may be updates to your staff list, branding or categories.
	Clicking on the "Evacuation View" icon will take you to the designated evacuation view page. Here, you can quickly access full lists of visitors and staff, which is especially important for managing a safe and orderly evacuation during an emergency or fire drill. This feature provides instant access to key information, helping you account for everyone on-site and improve safety during evacuation procedures.
	The "Support Center" icon allows you to contact a team member for assistance. You can also use it to submit feedback, report bugs, or make feature requests.
	The "Check In" icon serves as a shortcut to the dashboard check-in feature, allowing quick access to manually check in visitors or staff.
	The "Import" icon takes you to the import page, where you can upload bulk records such as employees, categories, invites, and questions. You can also export files and reports from this section, including data like weekly visitor logs, employee details, staff schedules, and visitor feedback.
	The "Notification" bell icon alerts you to any updates or changes recorded in the activity log. Clicking it will display site alerts and related information within the admin panel.

Check-in/out Button

The check-in/out button on the Home page is part of the dashboard check-in feature, allowing you to check in or out visitors and staff without using the iPad at reception.

For more details on how to use this feature, please refer to our Dashboard Check-In guide.

Evacuation View Button

The Evacuation View button provides a real-time list of all visitors and staff currently in the building.

Account details

At the top left of the dashboard, you'll see a greeting followed by the name of the person currently signed in. For example, the image below shows "Daniel".

Just below that, you'll find the company name and the user's assigned role. In the example shown, "Professional" is the company name and "Admin" is the role.