Getting Started

Your dashboard and the setup checklist

The "Your site is X% ready" checklist tells you the next thing to set up. Below it, stat cards and charts show how your catalog, enquiries and bookings are doing.

Updated November 5, 2026•1 min read
Where to find itDashboardOpen in admin

The Dashboard opens after every login. The top card is a setup checklist; everything under it is a live count of your own data.

The ring fills as you finish steps. The blue button always opens the next unfinished one.

The setup checklist

Eight steps, split into three columns. Each row shows how far along you are (for example 3/7) and opens the page where you finish it.

Catalog
Add 7 categories, 7 destinations and 7 complete packages. A package counts as complete once it has a description, category, destination, duration, itinerary and a photo.
Sales
Set up quotation details (cancellation policy and terms), create 3 quotations and record 3 bookings.
Brand
Complete your company profile (phone, country, address, logo, favicon and one social link) and connect your own domain.
TipStarting from zero? If you have no packages yet, the dashboard offers a ready-made India or Global catalog in a popup. See Loading sample data.

Stat cards and charts

  • Total, Active and Draft Packages: how much of your catalog is live on your website. Drafts are hidden from visitors.
  • Categories and Destinations: how many you have set up.
  • Enquiries: every lead from your website and every one you added by hand.
  • Total and Confirmed Bookings: the gap between the two is bookings still waiting for confirmation.
  • Revenue: the total of confirmed bookings. Reports breaks this down by period.
  • Charts: monthly enquiries, packages per category, and active vs inactive destinations.
  • Latest Enquiries and Latest Bookings: the newest of each, with a View all link.

The bar at the top of every page

Your website address sits at the top left of every admin page, so you can copy it mid-call. Next to it, "Add your own domain" starts the custom domain request. On the right are the help button, notifications and your account menu (Profile, Settings, Log out).

Next Notifications and keyboard shortcuts

Related in Getting Started

Notifications and keyboard shortcutsThe bell lists new enquiries as they arrive. Keyboard shortcuts jump between the main pages without touching the mouse.Your website address and connecting your own domainEvery account starts on a free yourcompany.tripluka.com address. Here is how to move to your own domain, like www.yourcompany.com.

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