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BI now starts at your sales command center

The Tailor.ia BI home page is now a sales command center. Each area is a room, each report a desk. In 3D or as a list, with the numbers up front.

Fabiano SilvaR&D Lead · October 13, 2026 · 6 min read

The Tailor.ia BI home page has a new way to see your operation: each area of your company is a room and each report is a desk inside it. You choose how to look at it: through Campus, a 3D model of your sales command center, or through List, with the same rooms as cards.

The reports are the same. What changed is the path to them: shorter, with the numbers that matter right at the entrance.

The command center in 3D

Campus is the default view on desktop. The building is your sales command center: each room is an area of the operation (Leads, Customer Service, AI and whatever else your account has), each desk is a report, and the people and cars bring the place to life. Click a room to open its details, or go straight to a desk to open the report.

BI home page in Campus mode: 3D building with rooms, indicators at the top, camera controls on the left, map and room bar at the bottom. — Campus view, in a demo account.

What's on the screen:

Labels over the rooms, with a flag when something needs attention: "Failure logged" or "Review pending."
Room bar at the bottom: every room always at hand, with the same flags.
Priorities, at the end of the bar: the list of what needs attention, with a count.
Map in the corner: a scaled-down floor plan to find any room in one click.

How to move around:

Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom, use the right button to pan the camera.
The buttons on the left zoom in, zoom out, show the building from above and reset the original framing.
Rooms shows or hides the names over the rooms. Pause freezes the animation.
On mobile, tap a room or desk, drag to rotate and use two fingers to zoom.

Campus with the Customer Service room open: the camera zooms in and the panel on the right shows the room's status, indicators and list of reports. — Customer Service room open: the panel shows the room's status, its indicators and each report one click away.

The same rooms, as cards

The List view is for people who prefer to keep it simple, or who are on mobile. Each card is a room, with what it covers, the reports it contains and the attention flag when there is one. The side panel shows the details of the selected room.

Home page in List mode: What needs attention block, room cards and the Reports room panel on the right. — List view on desktop.

List view on mobile: account name, indicators, Campus, List and Tutorial buttons and the attention block. — On mobile, List is the default view.

The Campus and List buttons, in the top right corner, switch views. Your choice is saved for future visits.
If your browser or device can't display 3D, List appears on its own. Nothing stops working.

The last 7 days in numbers, and what needs attention

At the top of the page are the week's indicators: leads not integrated, unanswered chats, open tickets, AI conversations, confirmed visits and campaign leads. Click any of them to open the matching report. The refresh button updates the numbers instantly.

Campus with the What needs attention list open in the center: pending items with a count and an arrow to the report. — What needs attention: each line goes straight to the report that resolves the issue.

Pending items such as unanswered chats, leads that never reached the CRM, AI conversations flagged for review, visits with no confirmation sent and open tickets show up in a single list, in order of urgency.
Each room carries the same signal: "Failure logged" when something needs fixing, "Review pending" when something needs checking.

A guided tutorial, step by step

The first time you log in, a guide walks through every screen and control of the new panel, in both views, highlighting each element on screen. It's 17 steps and takes about two minutes. After that it won't appear on its own again: it lives in the Tutorial button, next to Campus and List, whenever you want to revisit it.

Introduction: welcome, account and user, active account, 7-day indicators, Campus or List.
List: rooms as cards, what needs attention, room details, opening a report.
Campus: the 3D command center, room bar, priorities, camera, map, labels and animation, room details.
Wrap-up: ready to go.

Tutorial in List view, step 6 of 17: the room cards are highlighted and a card explains what they are. — Step 6: rooms as cards.

Tutorial in Campus view, step 10 of 17: card over the 3D scene explaining rooms, desks and how to move the camera. — Step 10: the 3D command center. The guide switches views on its own and returns you to yours when it finishes.

Tutorial on mobile: card at the bottom with step 1 of 17 and the Skip and Next buttons. — On mobile, the guide sits at the bottom.

Move forward and back with the buttons or the keyboard arrows. Esc closes it at any time.
Skipping or finishing ends the guide. To see it again, click Tutorial.

Your reports, your access, your way of working

The reports are the same as before, with the same filters and the same side menu. To return to the command center, click the logo at the top of the menu.
Each person sees exactly the rooms and reports they already had access to. No permissions changed.
Account switching, the assistant and your user menu remain at the top of the page.
Dark theme, mobile and keyboard work in both views.

Campus view in dark theme: black background, building with night lighting and white text. — Campus view in dark theme.

Get started

Log into BI with your usual access at bi.ffid.com.br, go through the tutorial once and pick the view you like best. If you have any questions or suggestions about the new panel, reach out to your contact at FFID.