Daybook tour: Getting to know your home screen
Modified on Wed, Aug 19 at 4:39 PM
When you log in to ResaleAI at team.resaleai.com, the first screen you land on is your Daybook. Think of it as mission control for the day. This article walks through each area so you know what you are looking at and where to go to learn more.
Goals
At the bottom of your Daybook you will see your sales goals for the day, along with your progress so far. This includes your store's daily target and your monthly target.
- How to set Sales Goals
- How to update the month goal
- Can I update an individual daily goal?
- Magic goals: Setting and reviewing goals (once you have DRS sales history)
Right alongside your goals you will see live KPIs, including how today compares to a past period. See What is the comparison date for today's goals?
Notes
Notes are short messages your team can leave for each other right on the Daybook, like "freezer delivery at 2pm" or "ask shoppers about the spring sale." Everyone working that day sees them.
Tasks
Tasks are the to-do items for the day. You can build reusable task lists (like an opening or closing checklist), assign tasks to specific employees, and give them due dates so nothing slips.
- How do I create or edit Tasks or Task Lists?
- Suggested Task Lists
- How to assign tasks
- Can I assign tasks to an employee or plan task due dates?
Schedule and the sidebar
The sidebar is the panel along the side of your Daybook that lists the team members on shift. When you connect When I Work or Homebase, the sidebar can also show each person's position (for example, "Buyer" or "Floor"), so at a glance you know who is doing what.
- How do I view the Schedule on the Daybook?
- Can I add notes to an employee's scheduled shift?
- Can I display When I Work positions on the Day Book?
That is your Daybook in a nutshell. From here you can jump into buys, backstock, texting, and reports using the main navigation. New to all of it? See the Your first steps with ResaleAI roadmap, and keep the Glossary handy for any unfamiliar terms.
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