Yedid Relay

Generic CRM admin templates are plentiful. Over a thousand sit on one marketplace alone.

They cover the same ground: a sidebar, four KPI cards, a chart, a contacts table. That ground is a day of work. None of them cover the part that takes the week.

The part that takes the week

• A campaign wizard in four steps: pick the template, choose the audience, schedule it, review it before it goes.
• A campaign detail screen with a delivery funnel and a per-recipient table, where every row can be queued, sent, delivered, read, replied or failed, each with its own timestamp and its own error text.
• A contacts table with tag filtering, bulk selection and an edit sheet.

The seven screens

• Dashboard: the numbers, the send volume chart and recent activity.
• Campaigns: every campaign with its state and its result.
• New campaign: the four-step wizard.
• Campaign detail: the delivery funnel and the per-recipient table.
• Contacts: filtering, bulk selection and the edit sheet.
• Settings: a rail and panel over six sections, general, appearance, team, channels, templates and automation rules.
• Sign in: the entry screen, in both themes.

How it is built

HTML5, CSS custom properties and vanilla JavaScript. Charts and icons are inline SVG. No framework, no build step, no dependency, and no CDN request at runtime.

Manrope and Space Mono ship as files under the Open Font Licence, so no visitor IP reaches a font host. Dark and light themes are both finished, and the choice is remembered per browser. Every screen is laid out at 390, 768 and 1440.

What it does not do

This is an interface, not an application. It sends no messages. It stores nothing. The sign-in screen authenticates nobody. Every figure on every screen is hard-coded demo data, and there is no back end behind any of it. You are buying the seven screens and the work that went into them, and you connect them to your own system.

Licence

Use it on unlimited projects, your own or your clients. Do not resell the template itself.