BIZ1 Report & BIZ1 Dashboard — Complete Functional Description
BIZ1 is designed around two complementary experiences:
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BIZ1 Report – a secure external analytics portal for high-level insights
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BIZ1 Dashboard – the operational control center where daily work happens
Together, they cover the full lifecycle: data → activity → insight → decision.
BIZ1 Report — External Analytics Gateway
BIZ1 Report is not part of the internal dashboard UI. Instead, it acts as a trusted bridge to an external reporting environment. Its role is to present aggregated, cross-module analytics without requiring a second login.
From a user’s perspective, it feels seamless:
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One click from the Advance menu
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A new tab opens automatically
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Reports load already authenticated
Behind the scenes, the system generates a time-limited daily token, ensuring:
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Security (no permanent credentials exposed)
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Convenience (no repeated login)
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Consistency (reports always reflect the same user context)
This makes BIZ1 Report ideal for:
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Owners and managers
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Strategic reviews
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KPI monitoring
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Long-term trend analysis
BIZ1 Dashboard — The Operational Heart of the System
The BIZ1 Dashboard is where all daily business activity lives.
It is multilingual, role-aware, and modular, adapting its menus and data to the user’s permissions and plan.
Visually, the dashboard is structured around:
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A top navigation bar for global modules
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A left sidebar for operational domains
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A main content area that changes based on the selected module
A language selector that instantly switches the UI (including RTL/LTR behavior)
Language & Localization (Applies to Everything)
Before diving into screens, it’s important to understand language behavior.
The BIZ1 Dashboard is fully multilingual:
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English (LTR)
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Hebrew (RTL)
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Thai
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(And additional languages depending on configuration)
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When a user switches language:
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All labels, buttons, menus, and headers update
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Language selection affects:
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Sidebar
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Header
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Dashboard labels
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Customer columns
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Menu names
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This makes Biz1 usable by international teams with mixed languages.
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Direction switches automatically (RTL for Hebrew)
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Data itself (names, cities, notes) remains unchanged
Dashboard Menu — Conceptual Overview
The Dashboard menu is not a random list of pages.
It is intentionally ordered to reflect a natural business workflow:
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Customers – who you work with
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Documents – what you generate and store
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Custom Tabs – how you extend and customize data
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Insurance – specialized regulated operations
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Work Diary – what work was done and when
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Expenses – what was spent
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Settings – how everything is configured
Each menu item is visually represented by an icon, making recognition fast even before reading labels.
All Customers — The Core Working Screen
This is the most frequently used area in BIZ1.
Opening All Customers brings the user into a combined dashboard + list view:
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At the top, visual widgets summarize customer data (distribution, totals, trends)
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Below, a powerful table lists customer records with pagination and filters
This screen allows users to:
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Search and filter customers instantly
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Segment customers by status, folder, or tag
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Open full customer profiles
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Start communication (call, email, WhatsApp)
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Attach documents, missions, and notes
Because nearly every other module references customer data, All Customers acts as the system’s anchor point.
Documents — Business Memory & Compliance
The Documents section manages everything that must be stored, referenced, or proven.
Here, users work with:
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Proposals and orders
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Invoices and receipts
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Financial and operational documents
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Customer-linked files
Documents are never isolated. They are:
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Linked to customers
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Filtered by type
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Controlled by folder permissions
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Visible based on role
This ensures that documents serve both daily operations and long-term accountability.
Custom Tabs — Controlled Flexibility
Custom Tabs exist to solve one problem:
Every business needs custom data, but not every business needs custom code.
Custom Tabs allow administrators to add structured, internal pages inside entities such as customers or projects.
They are used for:
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Industry-specific data
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Internal workflows
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Compliance checks
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Extended customer information
Unlike menu links, Custom Tabs live inside existing pages, making them feel native and contextual.
Insurance — Specialized Domain Handling
The Insurance section appears only when the module is enabled, reinforcing BIZ1’s modular design.
It handles:
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Policies
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Coverage details
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Insurance providers
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Regulated financial data
Because insurance data is often customer-linked and document-heavy, this module connects deeply with:
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Customers
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Documents
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Saved views and filters
Work Diary — Time, Effort, Accountability
The Work Diary is the system’s activity memory.
It allows users to:
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Record work performed
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Filter by date, user, or customer
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Export activity logs for review or compliance
This module is especially valuable for:
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Managers tracking productivity
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Teams reporting effort
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Audits and historical analysis
Expenses — Financial Reality
The Expenses module tracks money going out of the business.
It supports:
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Multiple grouping modes (by category, customer, project)
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Flexible date filters
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Drill-down from summary to individual expense rows
This allows users to understand not just how much was spent, but where and why.
Settings — System Control Center
Settings is where the system is shaped.
Accessible only to owners (or high-level admins), it controls:
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Team visibility rules
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Saved view sharing
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Module behavior
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Permissions and roles
Settings do not generate data — they define how data behaves everywhere else.
Language & UX Consistency
Across both PHP and React dashboards:
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Language selection is persistent
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Labels update instantly
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Data remains unchanged
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RTL/LTR layout switches automatically
This ensures BIZ1 works naturally in global, multilingual environments.
Final Perspective
In summary:
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BIZ1 Report answers “How are we doing overall?”
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BIZ1 Dashboard answers “What do I need to do right now?”
The menu structure, visual layout, and module relationships are all designed to keep users:
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Oriented
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Efficient
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Confident in their actions
This makes BIZ1 not just a CRM or dashboard, but a complete business operating system.
