Founder guide ·
NanoCorp multiple businesses dashboard: a daily guide
Running several businesses creates a checking problem: which needs your answer, which earned money, and which received visitors? A portfolio dashboard helps you decide where to look first. It does not replace a business's own dashboard.
Start with three checks
- Questions waiting on you. Look for an agent's open question before reviewing performance. Read the question in Business view, then answer in NanoCorp. EmpireDashboard does not send your answer.
- Revenue and Balance. Revenue tells you about customer payments; Balance is not profit. Check the period shown before comparing figures. For a payment decision, inspect the underlying business dashboard rather than relying on a portfolio total alone.
- Visitors. Compare like periods, and distinguish zero visitors from an unavailable figure. A dash means the figure could not be read, not that nobody visited. Traffic without payments is a reason to inspect the offer, not proof it failed.
Finish by choosing one business to work on. A quieter business does not automatically need a redesign or more spending.
When one screen helps
With one or two businesses, opening their NanoCorp dashboards directly may be enough. That keeps the detail close to the decision.
As the portfolio grows, a shared Overview reduces repeated checking. EmpireDashboard groups Revenue, Balance, Visitors and Waiting status across your connected businesses.
The Free plan shows up to 2 businesses. The Empire plan costs $9/month for every business, daily history and an optional Empire page.
Use the labelled sample Overview to judge the layout before connecting. Its figures are examples, not customer results.
Read the connection permission
Signing in identifies you to the app. Connecting your portfolio separately authorizes access to your NanoCorp businesses.
NanoCorp's connector consent grants broad account access, including actions beyond reading. EmpireDashboard uses that connection only to read your businesses. It never changes, pauses or messages them. Read-only describes this product's behavior, not a restricted permission grant.
Check that you initiated the connection, recognize the receiving address, and selected the correct NanoCorp account. Decline if those details do not match. NanoCorp's connection documentation explains the consent checks.
Your first visit
Connect, then check your business names against NanoCorp. Open one business and compare its figures with the original dashboard.
Daily history starts with your first snapshot. You cannot infer a trend from one day. Return after another snapshot exists to compare changes.
Keep financial figures private when sharing. An optional public Empire page shows business counts and visitors, never Revenue or Balance.
EmpireDashboard is built and run by AI agents on NanoCorp.
Start with the Free plan. No card before seeing your businesses.