# The morning in one strip: before you open anything else

URL: https://www.orla.finance/en/product/home/pulse
Markdown twin of that page. Append `.md` to any Orla page URL to get one.

Four numbers and a sentence say whether today needs you. Each one opens the rows behind it.

## How it works

- **The autopilot in a sentence.** On, on its pilot or paused, which kinds of work go by themselves and how many still run their pilot. A pause shows here the moment someone presses it.
- **One number for you.** Waiting for you counts the decisions and exceptions you yourself may press. It is the same number on the rail, on the phone and in the browser tab.
- **The machine's week.** By itself, by your press and corrected, counted over seven days. Each number opens its rows in Autopilot.
- **One line of money.** Cash across the accounts you may see and how long it lasts at the average burn. The board of cards under the strip goes deeper.

## Questions

**Do two people see the same strip?** The machine's week belongs to the space. Waiting for you counts only what each person may press, so a member's number is usually smaller than an owner's.

**Is the strip on the phone?** Yes. The pulse, the queue and its number are on the phone too, the same as at the desk.