Getting Started
  • 23 Aug 2024
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Article summary

The Analytics Dashboard lists high level information about Faults and/or Systems, allows users to monitor System Faults and Statuses, and facilitates decision-making and quick resolution of issues.

Analytics Dashboard Layout

The Analytics Dashboard is composed of two panels that can be used to identify faults and drill into fault details.

  • The left panel of the dashboard displays:

    • Faults dropdown menu

    • Search (magnifying glass icon)

    • Filter (funnel icon)

    • Main Dashboard window

    • Right-hand Scroll Bar (if displayed content exceeds window size)

  • The right panel of the dashboard displays:

  • Header above the Content Viewer window

    • Name of selected Fault

    • Time stamp (i.e., date and time of Fault detection)

    • Affected System (only if the Content Viewer supplies a System list)

  • Default message - displays when no specific Fault is selected (highlighted) in the main Dashboard window

Functionality on Various Devices

  • The Analytics Dashboard is viewable on various devices, including:

    • Desktops

    • Tablets

    • Mobile phone screens

  • When using a desktop or tablet, the associated Content Viewer displays specific information relevant to your selected item on the right-hand side of your screen

  • When using a mobile device, you cannot view the Dashboard and the Content Viewer at the same time due to limited screen size

    • When you select a Fault on the Dashboard, the whole screen will load the Content Viewer

      • Select the provided back arrow on the Content Viewer screen to return to the Dashboard

Note

The Analytics Dashboard currently supports GraphQL.


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