Look inside the dashboard you would own
12 businesses, each with its own orders, bookings and customers already in place. This is not a mock-up or a video tour: it is the real Webkio, the same software your own account runs on. Yours would look like this with your business in it, private to you, and with nothing locked.
- No account, no form
- No credit card
- Read-only because it is shared - your own account is yours to edit
- A neighbourhood restaurant
- A vehicle hire firm
- A maker selling online
- A three-chair hair salon
- A plant and tool hire yard
- A farm shop selling its own produce
- A pontoon of hire boats
- A three-property holiday let
- A two-doctor general practice
- An animal rescue
- A high-street estate agency
- A two-person consultancy
Pick the one that looks like your business
Each opens straight into that business's own dashboard, with its modules, its sidebar and its numbers - rather than the account summary of all 12.
A neighbourhood restaurant
Menu, online ordering and a table-reservation diary, in one dashboard.
- 43 orders for pickup and delivery, with the money already counted
- A booking diary with tonight and the week ahead in it
- A menu with photos, prices and options
A vehicle hire firm
A fleet with day rates, live availability, and reservations that hold a vehicle.
- Six vehicles with day rates and real photographs
- 11 reservations - some out on hire right now
- The availability rules that stop a double booking
A maker selling online
A working store: products, stock, orders, shipping and returns.
- 34 orders, each with the line items and a shipping address
- Products in four categories with stock and prices
- Customer reviews, including one waiting to be moderated
A three-chair hair salon
Appointments booked with a named person for a named service.
- A calendar of 21 appointments across three stylists
- Each stylist with their own rota and services
- The service menu customers book from, with real timings
A plant and tool hire yard
Machines hired by the day, with a damage waiver and nothing about driving.
- Four machines from a 2.6 t roller to a 9.5 t dumper, nine units between them
- Capacity written the way a hire desk writes it: "6 tonne payload", "1.2 m drum"
- A booking form with no licence, no fuel policy and no mileage
A farm shop selling its own produce
Produce, eggs and meat sold from the barn, with a weekly veg box.
- Six lines from a $6.50 dozen eggs to a $65 beef box
- A weekly veg box alongside the single items, in the same checkout
- 34 orders and nine customer reviews already on the shop
A pontoon of hire boats
Boats hired by the day, with a licence asked for before the money.
- Four hulls from a 4.5 m canoe to a 10-person pontoon boat
- Berths, length and engine power on each one, not seats and doors
- A booking that collects a licence and a minimum skipper age of 21
A three-property holiday let
Whole properties booked by the night, priced per stay, with a deposit held.
- Three properties sleeping four, six and eight, one of them taking dogs
- 11 bookings running from two nights to a full week
- A booking form that asks nothing about licences or fuel
A two-doctor general practice
Appointments with the right clinician, at the length each one actually takes.
- 21 appointments across a GP and a practice nurse
- Four appointment types from 15 to 30 minutes, each with its own length
- A nurse who takes follow-ups and check-ups but not new patients
An animal rescue
Donations, one-off and monthly, against a fundraising goal.
- 22 gifts from $10 to $500, some of them monthly
- A donor list with lifetime totals and gift counts
- A goal thermometer that is part of the way there
A high-street estate agency
A live catalogue, a page per property, and the viewing requests it produces.
- Six properties on the market, one under offer and one already sold
- Ten enquiries, worked through from new to viewing booked to closed
- Each property on its own page, with its own address in the title
A two-person consultancy
A site that sells nothing and exists to be read, then to produce an enquiry.
- Published articles with categories and comments
- A comment queue with one pending and one spam
- Enquiries arriving in the inbox as leads
What you can and cannot do in there
Being straight about this up front is quicker than letting you find out by clicking.
You can look at everything
Every screen the owner sees: the dashboard, the orders, the booking calendar, the page builder, the analytics, the settings. The published websites are live too - open one and it behaves like any other visitor's.
You cannot change anything
Saving is switched off. That is what lets us hand the same account to everybody at once without anyone treading on anyone else - and it means there is nothing you can break by pressing something.
The numbers are seeded and refreshed nightly, so the demo always looks like this week rather than like whenever it was set up. Want to change things? That is what a free account is for - it takes a minute and needs no card.
Already have a website? Import it free and see it as a Webkio site, and your pages keep the addresses they already have.