Dashboards & Portals
Live operations dashboards
Real-time dashboards for the team running the site: access, device and process status in one view, with role-based screens and an optional wall-screen layout.
What we build
Teams switch between several tools to understand what's happening right now, and important signals get lost in the noise.
- Dashboards built around the decisions a team makes during the day
- Live or scheduled data from the connected systems
- Views per role, site or department
- Drill-down from summary to individual record
How it works
A typical data flow, from your equipment to the place the data is used.
Conceptual architecture · illustrative, no real data
- Connected systemsYour systems
- Stackline integrationStackline software
- DashboardWhere the data goes
- Decisions on shiftWhere the data goes
Getting started
What we need from you
- The questions the team needs answered during a shift
- The systems that hold the data
- Who will use the dashboard
What you receive
- A working dashboard with the views you chose
- Role-based access
- A reference of the connected data sources
Questions
Yes. Each panel updates from its source on its own interval: seconds for device status, longer for slower business data.
Yes, when both are connected through our integrations.
Yes. Views can be set per role, site or department, and access follows the same roles.
Yes. Click any figure to open the records it's built on.
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