The problem
Advisors are the ones who talk to clients and sell them trips, but management had no way to know what each of them did: who captured the information, who left profiles incomplete, or whether alerts were handled or just dismissed.
What we did
A password-protected panel for the owner only. It shows what each advisor does (clients registered, documents uploaded, follow-ups, trip enrollments, payments and alerts handled), how they keep the profiles in their portfolio (ID, email, birth date, passport and complete profiles), pending backlog, day-by-day consistency, and every single action with a link to the client. It is also where advisors are added and removed: whoever leaves can no longer write to the system, their history is kept, and their portfolio stays visible so it can be reassigned.
Outcome
Decisions about the team come from what each person actually did, not from impressions. The panel separates real work from automated data loads, so no one gets credit for actions they didn't take, and it was tested with ten extra advisors and more than eleven thousand logged actions without slowing down.
The images show the panel with test data.