Dashboard & Getting Started

Touring your Tripluka dashboard: every stat card explained

A guided tour of the Tripluka Dashboard — what each stat card, chart and the storefront bar at the top of every page actually tells you.

Updated September 20, 20262 min read

The Dashboard is the first screen you see after logging in, and it stays one click away from every other page in the left sidebar. It exists to answer one question at a glance: is the business moving? No exports, no spreadsheets.

The dashboard on a fresh account — every number here updates the moment new data comes in.

The stat cards

  • Total Packages / Active Packages / Draft Packages — how much of your catalog is actually live on the storefront right now.
  • Categories and Destinations — the size of your organizing structure, not the catalog itself.
  • Enquiries — every lead that has come in through your storefront’s enquiry form, regardless of status.
  • Total Bookings and Confirmed Bookings — the difference between the two tells you how many bookings are still pending confirmation.
  • Revenue — the sum of confirmed booking totals. This is the same figure the Reports page breaks down by month.
A brand-new account shows zeros everywhere — that is expected. The moment your first enquiry or booking comes in, or you load sample data, these cards populate immediately. If your account still has zero packages, the dashboard itself offers a popup to load one of two sample catalogs on the spot — see Loading sample data.

The bar above the dashboard

Right above the page title sits your storefront address (yourcompany.tripluka.com by default) and an "Add your own domain" button. That bar is always visible, on every admin page, because it is the one piece of information you are most likely to need to hand someone mid-conversation. See Your storefront domain for what the "Add your own domain" button actually does.

Where to go next

  • Zero packages showing? Load a ready-made catalog in a click — see Loading sample data.
  • Ready to publish your own trips? Start with Building a package by hand.
  • Want a custom web address instead of the shared subdomain? Read Your storefront domain.

Still stuck on this?