The renewed Dashboard — a situation view that puts what matters first

Exceptions first — red always means something

The new "Needs attention" strip collects the things waiting for action at the top of the page: overdue bookings, tires below the legal limit, tires needing attention, and inspections due or overdue. Every card is a direct link to the view where you can act on it.

The strip only appears when there is a reason — when everything is fine it steps aside and the page starts straight from the key figures. The alert never becomes wallpaper: red always means something.

Numbers now show direction, not just amount

The key figures on the top row were redesigned: completed reports compare against the previous month, and the 30-day development is drawn as a small curve right in the tile. One glance tells you which way things are going.

The whole view got a unified card language and a clearer hierarchy that works in light and dark — on a phone as well as on the office display. A new site selector filters the reports and yard blocks with one choice.

• More readable charts: distributions are drawn as bars you can compare directly
• Empty views guide you: they tell you why there is no data yet and where to start
• Loading content shows its place immediately — no jumping layout

What each block tells you

The renewed front page is built from blocks, each with one clear job. You see the ones your license includes:

• Needs attention — things waiting for action; visible only when there is a reason
• Key figures — completed and unfinished reports, fleet size and upcoming bookings with trends
• Fleet tires — the tire tracking situation: vehicles, below the legal limit, needing attention, anomalies
• Reports — started and completed today plus the running month by cost center
• Yard list — vehicles on site, today’s arrivals and departures, inspection status and status distribution
• Bookings — active, upcoming and overdue bookings plus the next five
• Charts & latest — the 30-day report trend, distributions by customer and cost center, and the latest reports