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What the dashboard shows

Enrolment and stats

Active pupils, staff, and the shape of the current term.

Fee collection

Billed, collected, credited and outstanding for the term, broken down by how the money arrived.

Attendance by class

Which classes are marking registers and which are not.

Attendance trend

How attendance is moving through the term.

Chronic absentees

Pupils whose absence has become a pattern rather than an incident.

Needs attention

Things the system has noticed and nobody has dealt with.
Everything is for the current term — see Academic year and terms.

Reading the collection figures

Outstanding subtracts credit notes deliberately: a waived charge is not a debt you intend to collect, so counting it as arrears would overstate what the school is owed. See Corrections.
The split by channel is the quickest way to see how much of your income has moved from cash to MoMo — useful when deciding how much cash handling the front desk still needs to support.

Chronic absentees

This is the list worth acting on. Attendance figures for a class average away the individual pupil who has stopped coming; this list names them. Remember that Late counts as present, so a pupil who is always late does not appear here. See The attendance register.

Alerts

Alerts surface things the system has noticed: gaps in the fee grid, unallocated payments, registers that were never marked. Each carries a severity, a description, and often an action to take. An alert that has been dealt with can be dismissed. Dismissing it clears it from the list without deleting the underlying record — the payment is still unallocated if you dismiss without allocating it.
Clear alerts weekly rather than letting them accumulate. A list of forty alerts gets ignored wholesale, including the two that mattered.

Who can see it

Dashboard figures follow the permissions of the person looking: finance figures need view_finances, attendance needs view_attendance.