Jewgo
Internal business tool
A dashboard built around the next decision.
The Jewgo listing owner workspace: exceptions, status, and next actions instead of charts nobody uses.
Problem
Owners messaged admins to change hours, photos, and specials. Admins became the manual connector, and nobody had a clear list of what was incomplete or overdue.
Solution
Axiqom scoped the dashboard around one morning question: which listing needs work today? Then we shipped exception lists, status views, and direct actions in the same platform as the consumer app.
Outcome
Owners update their own listings, respond to reviews, and fix gaps without waiting on admins. The community sees fresher hours, specials, and event info.
Owners needed clarity, not analytics
Restaurants, shuls, and event organizers needed to know what was live, what was stale, and what required action today.
A wall of traffic charts would have looked impressive in a demo and been ignored by the people maintaining listings.
What Axiqom built
A self-service workspace tied to the same data as the Jewgo consumer app: missing photos, expiring specials, flagged reviews, and verification status up front.
Each screen ends with one clear action: update hours, upload photos, respond to a review, or submit for verification.
The result
Listing owners maintain their own information while admins keep oversight without relaying every routine request.
The dashboard removes manual follow-up by showing exceptions first and tying every metric to work someone will actually do.
