Check What Changed With the Launch of Kmong's 'My Status' Dashboard

What changed?

The notice describes two changes, the menu overhaul and the new dashboard. The menu overhaul applies automatically with no settings needed.

• When you turn on expert mode, the My Kmong menu turns black, and the menus you see differ depending on whether you are in expert or client status.
• The menu area was tidied up to widen the screen area on the right, and each menu got an icon.

Menu names changed as shown below. If you looked for a menu by its old name, look for it by the new name on the right.

What can you see in 'My Status'?

According to the notice, 'My Status' opens in stages from September 10, 2026. It does not appear for every expert on the same day, so a missing menu is not an error.

The items provided by default are as follows.

• Expert level, Biz Money balance, this month's schedule
• This month's earnings, change from last month, withdrawal request
• Orders in progress, average order value, average response time, response rate
• Health by service: the conversion status at each step from exposure to order
• Repeat customer status: repeat purchase rate and earnings contribution over the past year

With the subscription service, detailed metrics such as comparison with higher groups, traffic analysis, and interest are added, along with a repeat customer list (transaction cycle, time of the last conversation, and a message sending feature). The numbers in the notice's sample images are examples, and the real screen shows your own sales data.

Did fees and settlement change?

This notice contains no change to fees, settlement terms, or review criteria. On the settlement side, the only change is that the menu was renamed 'Earnings and Settlement'. Do not conclude anything about Kmong's fees or withdrawal terms from the notice's name alone, and check the relevant guidance in the Expert Center separately.

Which metrics should you look at first for a side job?

The notice does not tell you how to interpret the metrics. But the layout of the items gives you an order to check them in.

1. Response rate and average response time: how fast you answer after getting an inquiry
2. Health by service: at which step after exposure orders stop coming
3. Average order value: the average amount per order
4. Repeat purchase rate: how often clients who bought once come back

If you have several services, use the health item to find the service with low conversion at each step first. The notice does not say which figures count as good, so comparing against your own past data is the safer way.

Is there other Kmong guidance worth knowing?

On June 10, 2026, Kmong also announced a 'Survival Strategy Guide for Experts in the AI Era' in the Expert Center. It consists of about 45 minutes of video training and 2 free practical guide PDFs.

• Part 1: Building pages that AI cites (a 5-step GEO tuning process) and a template for keyword combinations on detail pages
• Part 2: How to turn inquiries into contracts, and a communication guide by customer type

The notice says you can find the video and guides together on the 2026 Freelancer Day page (kmong.com/article/3382). It is aimed at experts whose inquiries have dropped recently, or who get inquiries that do not turn into contracts.

What about taxes once you earn income?

How you file can differ depending on whether money earned on a platform like Kmong counts as business income or other income. For the criteria, see a summary of tax filing for delivery and lecture side-job income.

The notice contents and screen layout can change, so after the check date of 2026-10-08, look again at the latest guidance in the Kmong Expert Center.