Dashboards

The portfolio at a glance - condition, risk, costs, work volume, lifecycle forecasts, and level-of-service, sliceable by site and system.

The dashboard is where the registry pays off: live analytics over everything the platform knows, organized into focused tabs instead of one wall of widgets.

The tabs

TabWhat it answers
AssetsHow many, where, what condition, what value
Work ordersOpen vs. completed, aging, by priority and assignee
CostsO&M spend over time, by site, building, and system class
BudgetThe annual funding envelope and what's measured against it
LifecycleWhat reaches end-of-life, and when - forecast, Capital Brief, and funding gaps
RiskRisk concentration heat map, top-risk assets, trend
LocationsSite-by-site and building-by-building comparison
ProjectsActive project status and budget health
ComplianceWhat's current, due, and overdue
ContractsCoverage and upcoming expirations
PerformanceTeam throughput, completion rates, PM compliance
Level of serviceLoS measures against targets (details)
InfrastructureLinear-asset condition and value (details)

Which tabs you see depends on role and plan: Work orders and Performance are visible from Staff up; the rest - including Projects, Contracts, and Level of service - require Manager or above. Several tabs are additionally plan-gated (Infrastructure, Budget, Projects, Level of service, and the intelligence tabs: Assets, Lifecycle, Risk).

There is no global filter bar - each chart carries its own filters (site, building, time range), and some remember your last selection.

Reading the key views

Snapshots

Key dashboard metrics are captured as snapshots by an automatic monthly job - no one has to remember to press a button. Snapshots are retrievable later and via the API (dashboard:read). Useful for board packages: "as of June 30" stays as of June 30.

Guided tours

Most dashboard tabs include a built-in guided tour (look for the tour prompt on first visit) that walks through each chart's meaning - useful when rolling the dashboard out to managers who weren't part of the setup.