Your home page — what each role sees, and how to customize the layout.
Last updated: 2026-05-10
Urbero ships four home pages, one per audience. The system picks the right one based on your role when you sign in.
/dashboard — brokerage owners, admins, and agents. The operational home page for everyone running a brokerage./admin — super-admins. A platform-wide overview that ignores brokerage boundaries./landlord-dashboard — landlord admins and landlord viewers. A read-only summary of the portfolios they're tied to./dashboard is the page you'll open first every morning. It's divided into rows; each row is a coherent group of tiles or a single wide widget.
Default rows, in reading order:
Some rows hide automatically when there's nothing in them — the photo queue disappears for a brokerage with no flagged units.
You can rearrange /dashboard to match the order you actually use it in. Changes save automatically and follow you across devices — the layout you pick on your laptop is what you'll see on your phone tomorrow.
Why this matters: the agent who lives in the attention list every morning can pin it at the top; the brokerage owner who reads top-line numbers first can leave the KPI rows where they are. Pin what you care about and hide the rest — your dashboard should match the way you actually work.
To customize:
/dashboard.A separate Customize button in the page header toggles individual tiles within a row (different granularity — the layout button reorders rows, this one shows or hides tiles inside them). They coexist on purpose so you can ignore one and not lose the other.
Super-admin lands on /admin instead of /dashboard. This is the platform-shape view: every brokerage, every landlord, every user.
Sections on the overview:
Below the overview, the admin tools grid links to /admin/audit, /admin/rent-guidelines, /admin/brokerages, and the data quality report.
Super-admin gets a View as <brokerage> picker in the sidebar footer (and in the mobile drawer). Use it when you're helping a brokerage debug something:
Important: support mode is chrome only. The pages you see are narrowed to the brokerage you picked, but every edit guard still says "no" for super-admin. You cannot change a unit's status, edit a building, finalize a deal, override a rent cap, or flip GCE status while in support mode — even though you can see the surfaces where the buttons live. This is intentional; see Access and team.
Landlord admins and viewers land on /landlord-dashboard. It's a focused, read-only summary of the buildings and units owned by the landlords they're tied to: vacant pipeline, recent rentals, expiring leases. From here a landlord admin can also reach /landlords/[id] for the full record and site configuration (see Landlord portal).
Photographers land on a stripped-down home page anchored on the photo queue — units flagged for a professional shoot, ordered by building so a single visit covers everything in one address. The queue is the page; the dashboard tile clutter that brokerage admins and agents see isn't there, because a photographer's day is one list of stops. Click any unit to open the photo-upload flow for that unit; everything else on the unit page is read-only for this role. See Photos for what the upload flow looks like and how the needs-photos flag clears once you're done.