What it is
The SME panel is one page for a non-developer running a small business: open it and see the state of all your shipments at a glance — no spreadsheet, no API.
`` /dashboard/overview ``
(Sign in first; it reads your saved shipments.)
What it shows
- Headline counts — total, in transit, delivered, and how many need attention.
- This month — a small report: how many shipments you added, how many were delivered, and how many have alerts on.
- Carbon — a best-effort CO₂e total across your shipments.
- Status breakdown — a simple bar per status.
Honest by design
Every count is a real count of your real shipments. Two things are deliberately careful:
- Carbon is summed only over shipments whose route actually resolves, and shown as "estimated for N of M". A route we can't resolve is never counted as zero — so the figure never overstates or understates by faking the unknown.
- "Needs attention" combines the [Delay Guard](/docs/delay-guard) signal with exceptions and returns, so the panel agrees with what each shipment's timeline shows. The panel and the timeline never contradict each other.
A monthly report
The "this month" card is print-friendly — print the page for a clean monthly summary to file or forward, without exporting anything.
Who it's for
The [API](/docs/pod) and the developer surface are for integrators. The SME panel is the opposite end: a manager's view that needs zero technical setup.