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The interface

Every screen follows the same layout: the sidebar on the left, the page bar across the top, content in the middle. Once you know this layout you do not have to relearn each section.

The sidebar

The sidebar has a constant part and a per-page part.

Constant part

Monitor

ItemWhat it opens
DashboardHeadline figures for a period
Live mapThe main real-time monitoring screen
Public transportThe map of stops and routes
Video wallA grid of video streams
FixationsVehicle recognitions from cameras
EventsThe vehicle event log

Manage

ItemWhat it opens
CargoThe shipment list
VehicleThe vehicle list
GeofenceThe geofence list
CameraThe camera list
ImportThe data import wizard

Reports — this section appears on the dashboard and leads to the five analytics screens: vehicle, geofence, camera and cargo analytics plus transit on-time performance.

Per-page part

Below the constant menu each page contributes its own block. For example:

  • Live map adds a Map layers block with a tree of objects.
  • Public transport adds Public transport layers.
  • Video wall adds a camera list you can drag into windows.
  • Object pages add a searchable list of the matching objects.

Collapsing the sidebar

The sidebar collapses to a narrow strip of icons — useful when you want the maximum area for the map or the video wall. Labels are hidden and section names appear as tooltips instead.

The top bar

The bar shows the current page title, a short summary beneath it (for example "25 shown · 348 total") and action buttons on the right: export, create, view mode.

On the full-bleed pages — the map and the video wall — the bar is hidden to free up space and its contents move onto the map itself.

The user menu

Your card at the bottom of the sidebar opens a menu with these blocks:

  • Appearance — a Light / Dark theme switch. Applies immediately and is remembered.
  • Data source — choose between local sample data, the local database and the live API. See Data sources.
  • Account — opens the settings dialog (language, time zone, map, video, notifications, API tokens). See Account settings.
  • Privacy policy — opens the document in a new tab.
  • Sign out — ends the session.

Elements shared by every screen

Choosing a period

Most history screens use the same set of ranges:

RangeWhat it covers
TodaySince the start of the current day
Last 7 daysA week
Last 30 daysA month
Last 12 monthsA year

Some screens (dashboard, fixations, events) use From and To fields accurate to the minute instead, plus quick presets: 30 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, 12 hours, 24 hours, 1 day, 2 days, 5 days, 1 week, 1 month, custom.

The active range is spelled out under the heading as Showing ….

Every sidebar list and every table has a search field. Search filters as you type — there is no need to press Enter. With no matches the system echoes your query back: "No objects match “AB123”."

Sorting and grouping

Sidebar lists have a settings button (gear) that opens the List settings panel:

  • Sort by — default, name, status and other options depending on the object type.
  • Group by — none, status, type, zone.

In tables you sort by clicking a column header. Clicking again flips the direction; the current direction is labelled "asc" or "desc".

Tables and paging

Table pages show a line such as "25 shown · 348 total" beneath the table, plus Prev / Next buttons and a "Page 2 / 14" indicator. Data is fetched from the server one page at a time, so tables stay fast even with large datasets.

Double-clicking a row opens that object's page.

Export

An export button is available on the analytics screens, in the event log and on the fixations page:

  • Export CSV — plain text for further processing.
  • Export .xlsx — an Excel workbook with formatted headers.

Export covers the current selection with all filters applied, not just the visible page.

Object cards

The card is the primary way an object is presented. You meet it on the map (as a pop-up card), on object pages (the General, Statistics and Documents blocks) and in analytics. A card always has a heading, a subtitle with a short summary and its content; where there is no data it shows an empty state with an explanation, for example: "No events. No recent activity for this vehicle."

Documents

Vehicles, geofences, cameras and cargo support file attachments. The Documents block shows how many files are attached ("3 attached"), an Add button to upload, and per-row Download and Delete actions.

Error messages

Any failed server operation raises a red toast carrying the server's error text and a Details button. The button opens a dialog with Message, Status, When, Request and Response body — attach this information when you contact support.

Dark and light themes

Both themes are supported. The switch lives in the user menu, under Appearance. Your choice is stored in the browser and applies to every screen, including the map: the basemap changes with the theme.