1. Click "Dashboard"

2. At the top of the page is a list of your tasks for the day. You can see the task name, tray count, crop, task date, and a button to check for completion. If it's a custom task, such as a non-production task, there won't be a crop or tray count. You can filter your tasks by name, crop, and status. Under "Options" you can mark everything as complete or export the list as either a CSV or PDF

3. In this example, we're filtering the list for any "Harvest" tasks. When a task is due today, the date is color coded orange. If the task is overdue, it's coded red. When it's marked complete, the task turns grey

4. Click the bubble to complete a task

5. If you have any overdue tasks, the next section will be highlighted red. Clicking the bar will redirect you to the bottom of the page to handle any overdue tasks

6. The next section shows your tasks for the upcoming seven days. This gives you a quick view of your workload ahead. You can also export this list as a CSV or PDF

7. Next is a summary of your plantings for the following week. You can easily see how many trays you have to plant each day. If you click the dropdown button, you'll get a summary of how many trays per crop

8. You can view a summary of the harvests coming up over the next week and click into each one to learn more

9. If you'd rather see an overview of your upcoming orders, you'll see a summary in the next section. Click into a specific order to quickly check the status or make adjustments

10. At the bottom of the dashboard, you'll find a list of tasks completed today. This includes tasks meant for today, overdue ones, and even those done early. You can also see who completed each task