What Can You See on Your JetVanguard Dashboard?
Bring the information that matters to your aviation business into one view, from active transactions and financials to inventory, aircraft, tasks, appointments and Sales Tracking.
JV Workspace dashboards can be customized around the aviation business you operate. A parts seller might track inventory, transaction value, quotes, invoices and fulfillment, while an aircraft service provider may want visibility into service activity, aircraft records, financials and upcoming work. You can create multiple dashboards and choose the information that is most useful to your business.
Start with a business overview
A useful dashboard should give you a quick understanding of what is happening without requiring you to open five different areas of your Workspace. For an aviation business, that can mean seeing important activity such as active transactions, transaction value, Sales Tracking, financial performance, tasks and upcoming appointments together. But the information that matters most will depend on the kind of aviation business you run. That is why JV Workspace dashboards are configurable rather than giving every company the same fixed collection of charts.
A parts seller may want to see the business and the inventory together
For an aircraft parts seller, the dashboard can combine commercial activity with inventory visibility. That might include information such as: - active transactions and their value - active inventory and inventory status - quote, invoice, payment and fulfillment stages - Sales Tracking and pipeline distribution - invoices sent and paid - revenue and revenue trends - inventory activity - tasks and upcoming appointments Instead of looking at inventory as one completely separate part of the business and sales activity as another, the dashboard can provide a broader picture of what is happening.
A service provider may need a different view
An aircraft service provider has different questions. How much active service activity is underway? What is the value of that work? What is moving through the service pipeline? Which aircraft are associated with current client relationships? What financial activity is connected to the business? A service-oriented dashboard can bring together relevant service activity, Sales Tracking, financial information, aircraft records, tasks and appointments. For businesses that provide services and sell parts, the dashboard can reflect both sides of the operation rather than forcing the company into one category.
Your dashboard should reflect your aviation business
The same principle can extend to other types of aviation companies. A flight school, for example, may eventually want greater visibility around prospective and active students, enrollment or sales activity, appointments, payments and other information relevant to the school. A broker or dealer may care more about active opportunities, client relationships, transaction values and follow-up. The exact configuration should follow the business and the information it actually needs to manage.
You are not limited to one dashboard
One company may need several different ways to look at its business. You might have a high-level business overview, a more detailed sales dashboard, an inventory-focused view or another dashboard built around a particular area of the operation. Widgets and reporting elements can be arranged around what you want to monitor, and the reporting period can be adjusted when you need to understand today, this week, this month or a longer trend. The goal is not to put every available metric on the screen. It is to create useful views of your aviation business so the information you need is easier to see and act on.
Imagine a parts seller starting the morning. Instead of checking one place for inventory, another for active transactions, another for invoices and then trying to remember which quotes still need attention, the team can start with a dashboard built around the operation. They might immediately see active inventory, current transaction value, where transactions are sitting in the pipeline, recent financial activity and tasks requiring attention. The dashboard does not do the work for them. It helps them see where the work is.