Disclaimer
All screenshots in the article were taken in the Dutch version of Yuki.
The dashboard (also known as the start screen or homepage) is the first screen that you enter after logging in. This screen has an important communication function, alerts you to things that need your attention (alerts) and can serve as a shortcut for applications or documents that you often need.
ATTENTION!
The tiles with a shortcut are replaced on the renewed Home page by bookmarks. these are located at the top right of each screen.
For a detailed description of creating bookmarks, see article Bookmarks.
From any screen in Yuki, you can always return to your dashboard by clicking on the Start icon in the navigation bar.
Communicate via the dashboard
Yuki will regularly leave messages for you on the dashboard. When you log in, that message will be shown on your screen. This can be information about changes in Yuki, about the status of your domain or administration. Yuki also asks (the owner of the domain) to occasionally indicate whether you are satisfied with Yuki and the back office.
Shortcuts
The dashboard consists of a grid of a number of tiles. In each tile, you can create a shortcut to a function, overview or document that you regularly look for. Click on an empty tile to bring up the list of available shortcuts and click on the Add option. You can also create your own shortcut to a web address outside Yuki by clicking on the Add external link option.
Alerts or points of attention
Some shortcuts also have an alert in them. If there are still things that need your attention, the tiles light up red and show how many things still need to be dealt with. Examples are the PO Box, Digital mail, Payment list, VAT return or Task list shortcut.
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