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Manager Dashboard — Advanced Sections

The Manager Dashboard is the command center for your team. It gives you a live read on coverage, attendance, scheduling, and agent activity — all in one place.

This guide covers the dashboard's modular layout, each available section in detail, and how to customize the order to fit your workflow.


Dashboard Layout Overview

The Manager Dashboard uses a modular, draggable card layout. Each section (card) can be repositioned to match how you prefer to work. Your layout is saved per user in browser localStorage, so each manager keeps their own arrangement.

📸 Screenshot: Manager Dashboard showing all section cards in default order, with a drag handle visible on hover over the top card

Who sees the dashboard?

The full Manager Dashboard — including all sections below — is visible to Admins and Owners. Agents with portal accounts see a simplified view (My Week, limited metrics). See the Who's Online doc for visibility rules on that specific section.


How to Reorder Sections

The dashboard layout is fully customizable without any settings page.

  1. Hover over any card — a drag handle (⠿) appears at the top center of the card.
  2. Click and hold the drag handle.
  3. Drag the card to your preferred position in the grid.
  4. Release — the card snaps into place and the new order is saved automatically to browser localStorage.

📸 Screenshot: Dashboard card mid-drag, showing the drag handle at top center and a drop zone highlighted below

Reorder works on desktop and tablet

Drag-to-reorder requires a pointer device. On mobile (touch-only), sections stack vertically in their current saved order; reordering is not available on small screens.

Resetting to Default Order

If you want to start fresh:

  • Scroll to the bottom of the dashboard page.
  • Click the link: "Reset section order to default".
  • The page reloads with all cards back in their original positions.

This resets your layout only

Resetting the order does not affect any data, schedules, or settings — only the visual arrangement of cards on your dashboard.


Mobile Behaviour

On small screens (phones and narrow tablets), all dashboard sections stack vertically in a single column. The drag-to-reorder feature is not available on mobile, but your saved desktop order is preserved and resumes when you return to a wider screen.


Dashboard Sections (Default Order)

1. Banner — Right Now

The Banner sits at the top of the dashboard and gives you the most critical numbers at a glance.

📸 Screenshot: Banner section showing live clock, coverage percentage, gap count, and on-duty agent count for the current hour

ElementDescription
Live clock / dateCurrent time or date indicator — always reflects real time
Current hour coveragePercentage of this hour that is covered by on-duty agents
Gap countNumber of uncovered time gaps detected today
On-duty agent countHow many agents are actively on shift right now

The Banner is always the starting point

Even when reordering cards, many admins keep the Banner at the top — it's the fastest way to know if anything needs immediate attention.


2. Metrics

The Metrics section provides a deeper breakdown of today's staffing and coverage.

📸 Screenshot: Metrics section with On Duty count, OT agents, 24h coverage bar, and Who's Out panel

ElementDescription
On Duty countTotal agents currently on shift
OT todayAgents who are working overtime today (beyond their scheduled hours)
24h coverage barA horizontal bar spanning the full day, showing covered (green) and uncovered (red/grey) time segments
Coverage %Overall coverage percentage for the day
Gap time rangesSpecific time ranges where coverage falls below minimum threshold
Who's Out today panelA compact list of agents who are absent today (holiday, approved leave, or no shift)

The 24h coverage bar is particularly useful for spotting patterns — a red gap at 3 AM might be expected, but one at 10 AM needs action.


3. Who's Online

The Who's Online section shows which team members are currently active in the portal.

📸 Screenshot: Who's Online panel showing two agents with green pulsing dots (Online) and one with an amber dot (Away)

This is a live presence panel — it does not reflect who is on shift, only who has the portal open or recently visited. See the dedicated Who's Online guide for full details on:

  • Online vs. Away vs. Offline states
  • Role badges (Owner, Admin, Agent)
  • How the last-seen timestamp is updated
  • Visibility rules (Admins and Owners only)

4. My Week

The My Week section is visible to agents who have portal accounts. It shows their own scheduled shifts for the current week.

📸 Screenshot: My Week section showing a 7-day week view with this agent's scheduled shifts highlighted in their agent color

ElementDescription
7-day viewMonday through Sunday for the current week
Shift blocksThe agent's scheduled working hours per day
Off / Holiday / LeaveDays marked as off, holiday, or approved leave
OT indicatorHighlights if the agent is working overtime on any day

Admins also see My Week

If an admin account is also set up as an agent with shifts, they will see My Week too. If they have no scheduled shifts (admin-only account), this section may be empty or hidden.


5. Gantt

The Gantt section provides a 24-hour horizontal schedule bar chart for all agents, for the day currently being viewed.

📸 Screenshot: Gantt chart showing horizontal bars for each agent across a 24-hour timeline, with gaps visible as empty space

ElementDescription
Agent rowsOne row per agent, labelled with their name and avatar
Shift barsColored horizontal bars showing when each agent is on duty
Current time markerA vertical line showing the current time of day
GapsUncolored space between shift bars where coverage is missing

The Gantt is the best view for understanding how coverage flows across the full 24-hour period and spotting handover gaps between shifts.

Navigating dates on the Gantt

Use the date navigator above the dashboard (or on the Gantt card itself) to jump to past or future days. The coverage bar and gap count in the Banner and Metrics sections will update to reflect the viewed day.


6. Monthly Stats

The Monthly Stats section summarizes the current month's scheduling performance.

📸 Screenshot: Monthly Stats section with working days count, coverage percentage, agent OT breakdown table, and heatmap legend

ElementDescription
Working daysTotal scheduled working days in the month
Coverage statsMonth-to-date coverage percentage and total gap hours
Agent OT breakdownTable listing each agent and their overtime hours for the month
Heatmap legendColor key explaining the coverage levels used in the Heatmap section below

7. Heatmap

The Heatmap gives you a month-at-a-glance visual — a calendar-style grid where each day is color-coded by coverage level.

📸 Screenshot: Heatmap section showing a monthly grid where each cell is colored green, amber, or red based on coverage, with small dots indicating agent on/off status

ElementDescription
Day cellsEach cell represents one calendar day
Coverage colorGreen = well-covered, Amber = partial, Red = critical gap or no cover
Coverage %Percentage shown inside or below each day cell
Agent dotsCompact dot indicators showing which agents are on / off that day
OT hoursSmall OT figure when any agent worked overtime that day

The Heatmap is ideal for identifying patterns across the month — for example, a recurring coverage dip on Fridays or a peak gap period in the last week of the month.


8. Who's Out

The Who's Out section shows agents who are currently absent and those coming up for leave or holiday this week.

📸 Screenshot: Who's Out section showing two panels — "Out Today" with agent cards and "This Week" with a compact list of upcoming absences

PanelWhat it shows
Out TodayAgents on approved leave or holiday today, with reason and return date
This WeekUpcoming leaves and holidays for the rest of the current week

Link to Holiday Calendar

Holiday entries in the Who's Out section link directly to the Holiday Calendar for more detail. Leave entries link to the leave request details.


9. Upcoming

The Upcoming section looks further ahead — showing leaves and holidays for the next 7–14 days so you can plan ahead.

📸 Screenshot: Upcoming section showing a list of future leaves and holidays with agent names, dates, and coverage impact indicators

ElementDescription
Agent name + avatarWho will be absent
Date rangeStart and end of the leave or holiday
Type badgeLeave (blue) or Holiday (orange)
Coverage indicatorA quick risk indicator if the absence creates a coverage gap

Use Upcoming alongside the Holiday Calendar coverage mini-cards to proactively arrange cover before a gap becomes an incident.


10. Notepad

The Notepad is a private, free-text scratchpad — personal notes visible only to you.

📸 Screenshot: Notepad section with a text area containing admin notes, auto-save indicator in the corner

ElementDescription
Text areaFree-form text, any length
Auto-saveChanges are saved automatically to your workspace user account — no Save button needed
Private per userEach user has their own notepad; no one else can see your notes

What to use the Notepad for

Common uses: shift briefing notes, follow-up items, temporary reminders, shift handover notes. Since it saves to your account (not localStorage), your notes persist across browsers and devices.


Section Reference Table

#SectionKey ContentAudience
1BannerLive clock, current coverage %, gap count, on-duty countAll admins
2MetricsOn Duty, OT agents, 24h bar, coverage %, gaps, who's outAll admins
3Who's OnlineLive portal presence (Online / Away)Admins & Owners
4My WeekAgent's own weekly scheduleAgents with accounts
5Gantt24h horizontal schedule for all agentsAll admins
6Monthly StatsWorking days, coverage %, OT breakdown, legendAll admins
7HeatmapColor-coded month calendar with coverage & OTAll admins
8Who's OutToday's absences + this week's upcoming absencesAll admins
9UpcomingLeaves & holidays for the next 7–14 daysAll admins
10NotepadPrivate free-text notes, auto-saved per userAll users

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