Read your profit, sales and stock value for any period, finish the one-off setup, and drill into the reports.
Last updated 2026-11-07
Your profit and stock for a period, on one page. Every card and panel opens the detailed report behind it.
The Dashboard is the first page you see after logging in. It answers: how much did my reactions earn, what did my sales make and what is my stock worth. From top to bottom it has:
The subtitle under the title repeats what you are looking at, for example Profit and stock · Last 30 days · all characters. The Dashboard only reads data; nothing you click here changes your records.
Shown at the top of the Dashboard until you have finished the one-off setup.
The Set up card lists five steps with N of 5 steps left in its corner. A tick means the step is done; an open circle means it is still to do, with a button that takes you to the right page. The card disappears once every step is done.
Two controls at the top right decide what every card, chart and table shows.
Your choice is kept in the page address, so you can bookmark it. The View report → and View all → links and the cards carry the same period and character into Reports.
Each card shows one figure for the period. Hover its name for a short explanation; click the card to open the report.
Positive figures are green with a +, losses are red. If a figure could not be loaded the card shows – with Unavailable: … and the reason underneath; reload the page to try again.
One group of bars per day (UTC): True margin and Cash margin of the jobs delivered that day, with Sales profit as a dashed line. Hover a day to see its figures, the number of jobs delivered, the output value, contract discount and refine gain. View report → opens Reports → Jobs for the same period.
If nothing was delivered or sold in the period, the chart says No deliveries or sales in this range. Pick a longer period, or check that your jobs have been delivered in game.
Your stock value per day, stacked by where the stock was:
The Market / Book switch in the corner shows the value at market prices or at what the stock cost you. Snapshots → opens the Snapshot tab on Stock.
The chart is drawn from the daily snapshot, which the app takes once a day after EVE's downtime (from 11:30 EVE time). Until the first one exists it says No snapshots yet; you can take one straight away from Stock → Snapshot.
One row per product delivered in the period. Click a row to open that product in Reports → Products; View all → opens the full list. Click a column heading to sort; Columns hides or shows columns.
Empty? It says No jobs delivered between … and …. Widen the period, or press Open pipeline to see what is still running.
The ten most valuable items in your stock, from the app's own records (your lots), priced at the valuation market from Settings→Costing. View all → opens Stock.
Click a question to open it.
Margins count only delivered jobs. A job whose timer has ended is Ready to deliver until you deliver it in game; then the next jobs sync (every 5 to 10 minutes) posts its output and it appears here. See Slots for jobs waiting to be delivered.
True margin values the inputs at what they were worth on the market when the job used them; cash margin at what you actually paid. If you bought cheap on contracts or mined the ore yourself, cash margin is higher, and the difference is shown as sourcing captured. See How costs and profit work.
The app had no market price for those products at the moment you delivered them, so it cannot value the output. Make sure the product is tracked at your valuation market (open the item on Stock and switch on Track price hourly), so future deliveries are priced.
Three reasons. The Dashboard values your recorded lots, while Holdings on the Stock page uses the quantities EVE reports. The Dashboard always uses the valuation market and price from Settings→Costing, while the Stock page uses whatever market and price you pick there. And the Dashboard card always covers all characters. Use Reconciliation if the quantities disagree.
The chart is drawn from the daily snapshot, taken after EVE's downtime (from 11:30 EVE time). Take one now from Stock → Snapshot with Take snapshot now.
That figure could not be loaded; the text after the colon says why. The other cards still work. Reload the page; if it persists, check Sync or tell an admin.
Something unclear or out of date? Ask your admin. All guides
The full walk-through of these steps is in Getting started.
True and cash margin are explained in full in How costs and profit work; the reports themselves in the Profit reports guide.
Empty? It says No stock held: record opening balances or purchases from the Record menu (see Recording what ESI cannot see).
The ten most recent deliveries in the period: Product (with the number of runs), Character, Delivered, True margin and Cash margin. A – in a margin means there was no market price at delivery. Click a row to open the job (see the job page); View all → opens Reports → Jobs.
Finish all five steps. The card disappears on its own once every step is ticked; there is no button to hide it.