Military Airfields / Dashboards
Dashboards
Customizable widget dashboards that surface the important data a user wants to see in a single glance.
The problem
The day's workload looks different depending on who's asking
An Airfield Manager's first look at the day is open discrepancies and today's inspection status. A training-focused role wants what's overdue. A safety-focused role wants the wildlife trend. One fixed layout can't be the right answer for all of them. Something always has to be scrolled past, searched for, or asked about.
Glidepath builds the dashboard around the person instead: each user's board shows what their job needs, arranged the way they want it, and nothing they don't.
How it works
A board that starts useful and stays yours
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A working layout from the start
Your personal dashboard opens with a starter layout already in place (inspection status, open discrepancies, the latest completed check, and the shift checklist) instead of an empty grid to configure before it's useful.
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Add, resize, and arrange in edit mode
Switch to edit mode to drag, resize, add, or remove widgets from a library covering inspections, discrepancies, waivers, wildlife, NOTAMs, and more. Step out of edit mode and the layout locks back in. Build a personal board for your mobile device, tablet and desktop depending on the task at hand.
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Keep more than one board
Build additional boards for different views of the same job, set whichever one should open by default, and copy a single widget onto another board without rebuilding it from scratch.
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Share a board base-wide
A board built for the whole office can be published as shared, visible to everyone at the base. Anyone without edit rights on it can duplicate it into their own editable copy.
The benefit
What it automates
Built for the role, not a template
The starter layout gives a new user a working board on day one. Nothing to configure before it's useful.
The workload surfaces itself
Discrepancy age in days, waivers expiring inside 90 days, today's inspection state. All computed for you and shown on the board, not something you go looking for.
One office, one shared picture, still editable per person
A shared board keeps the office aligned while everyone's personal board stays their own to arrange.
Related
Works alongside
FAQ
Straight answers
Does a new dashboard start empty?
Your personal default board opens with a starter layout already in place: inspection status, open discrepancies, the latest completed check, and the shift checklist. Any additional board you create starts blank so you can build it from scratch.
Can I have more than one dashboard?
Yes. Build as many boards as you need and set whichever one should open by default, including a board someone else shared.
Do dashboards update in real time?
Most widgets load when you open or switch to a board; the Last Check widget updates live as new checks come in.
Can I share a dashboard with the rest of the office?
A board can be published as shared so everyone at the base sees it. Anyone without edit rights on a shared board can duplicate it into their own copy and customize that instead.