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Field-Ops Command Center

A single live command screen for field leadership — open work orders, overdue 311 against their SLA, fleet alerts, and late tasks — drawn together from across the platform, so a supervisor sees the day's whole field picture at a glance.

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Field-Ops doesn't hold any records of its own — it's a read-only command screen that pulls live data from the modules a public-works or operations supervisor already runs: the work-order queue, the 311 inbox, the fleet, and the task list. In one place it answers the morning question — what's open, what's late, what needs a truck — without bouncing between four screens. Because it only reads, it never changes a record; every action button takes you to the source module to act.

What you can do

Work orders

See live work orders

Every work order that's still open, assigned, or in progress — with its number, status, and crew — counted and listed so nothing in the field is forgotten.

311

Catch overdue requests

Open 311 requests measured against each category's SLA target; the ones past due surface first, flagged whether they already have a work order or still need one.

Fleet

Spot fleet alerts

Active vehicle and GPS alerts from the fleet module, ranked by severity — critical and medium — so a grounded or overdue-for-service truck is visible immediately.

Tasks

Track late tasks

Assigned tasks past their due date, with how many days late, so follow-ups don't quietly slip.

SLA

Tune the 311 SLA

Edit the per-category response targets the overdue list measures against, so "overdue" means what your operation says it means.

Refresh

Work from live numbers

Refresh the board on demand; the four KPI counts and lists redraw from the current state of every source module.

The four KPIs

The top of the board carries four counts, each backed by a list you can open:

  • Open work orders — work orders in an open, assigned, or in-progress state, drawn from Asset & Work Orders.
  • Overdue 311 — open service requests that have passed their category's SLA target (a 168-hour fallback applies where no category target is set).
  • Fleet alerts — active alerts from Fleet & GPS, by severity.
  • Late tasks — assigned tasks past their due date, with the days-late count.

A typical morning

  1. Open the command center — the four KPIs show the day's open work orders, overdue 311, fleet alerts, and late tasks.
  2. Read the overdue 311 list — the requests past their SLA target rise to the top, each flagged as already linked to a work order or still needing one.
  3. Check fleet alerts — a critical alert means a truck may be down; the crew plan adjusts before dispatch.
  4. Clear late tasks — follow-ups past due are visible with how many days they've slipped.
  5. Jump to act — "view all" on any panel opens the source module — 311, Asset/Work Orders, or Fleet — where the record is actually changed.

A closer look

In practice
A public-works superintendent opens the command center at 7 a.m. The KPIs show 18 open work orders, 5 overdue 311 requests, 2 fleet alerts, and 3 late tasks. Two of the overdue 311s are flagged "needs a work order," so she creates them in the 311 module; one fleet alert is a dump truck overdue for service, so that crew is reassigned for the morning. By the daily stand-up she's working from one screen instead of four, and every number is live.
Where it lives
Staff: /dashboard/field-ops — the four-KPI command board with the work-order, overdue-311, fleet-alert, and late-task panels, the per-category SLA editor, and a refresh. It is read-only; every "view all" link opens the source module to act.

Works with

Asset & Work Orders for the live work-order queue · 311 / Service Requests for the overdue requests and their SLA targets · Fleet & GPS for the vehicle alerts.

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