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Planning Dashboard

Planning Dashboard

The Planning Dashboard is a full-screen overlay that brings together every street, building count, and team assignment from your entire project into one sortable, filterable table.

Think of it as the bird's-eye view of all your mapping work โ€” while the map shows you where things are, the dashboard shows you what the numbers are.

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The dashboard is read-only. It displays data โ€” it doesn't edit it. To change a shape's team or details, use the Shape Popup Form.

Preview

Team Planning Overview

Street and building distribution across teams
3
Teams
8
Areas
47
Streets
1,204
Buildings
47 of 47 streets
Street Name
Allocated Team
Buildings
High Street
Alpha Squad
42
London Road
Alpha Squad
38
Granby Street
Beta Team
27
Narborough Road
Beta Team
65
Evington Road
Gamma Unit
31
Click โ‹ฎ on column headers for sort & filter options
Fast PathPrecision Scan

How to Open

Open the Management Panel

Click the floating Management Panel button on the map.

Switch to the Teams tab

Click the Teams tab at the top of the panel.

Click "Dashboard"

Click the gradient Dashboard button at the top of the Teams tab. The Planning Dashboard opens as a full-screen overlay.

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When the dashboard opens, it automatically fetches building data for any shapes that haven't been analysed yet. A loading skeleton with a progress bar appears while this happens โ€” just wait.

Dashboard Layout

Summary Stats
Teams, Areas, Streets, Buildings โ€” the big numbers
Search Bar
Type to filter across all columns instantly
Data Table
Every street with its team and addresses count
Footer
Data source legend, fullscreen toggle, and close button

Summary Stats

The purple-blue gradient header shows four key metrics:

StatWhat It Counts
TeamsTotal teams in your project
AreasTotal shapes drawn on the map
StreetsUnique street names across all analysed shapes
BuildingsTotal addressable properties across all shapes
Compact header (scroll behaviour)

Data Table Columns

The table has three columns, each with its own sort and filter controls:

Street NameThe name of each street found inside your shapes. Filter with autocomplete search.
Allocated Team

Which team(s) cover this street, shown with their colour swatch. A street can appear under multiple teams if their shapes overlap. Filter with multiselect checkboxes.

Buildings

Number of addressable properties. May include a or icon showing how the count was determined. See Data Source Indicators

Working with the Dashboard

Global Search

Type in the search bar to filter across all columns at once. For example, typing "high" matches both a street called "High Street" and a team called "Highlands Crew".

  • Results update instantly as you type.
  • Click the โœ• inside the search field to clear it.

Sorting Columns

How to sort a column

Filtering Data

Each column has its own filter type. Filters stack โ€” use them together.

Street Name โ€” autocomplete search
Filter by Team (multiselect)
Filter by Building Count (number)
Clearing filters

Fullscreen Mode

How to toggle fullscreen

Empty & No-Results States

StateWhat You See
No shapes drawnStats show 0 โ€” table is empty
Filters too narrow "No results found โ€” Try adjusting your search or filters"

Understanding the Data

How the Numbers Are Calculated

The dashboard aggregates data from every analysed shape on your map:

  1. Each shape's street list (from the Get Street Names query) is collected.
  2. Building counts are fetched โ€” via Fast Path or Precision Scan.
  3. Streets are de-duplicated by name. If two shapes from different teams contain the same street, both teams appear in the row and building counts are summed.
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If a shape hasn't been analysed yet, the dashboard auto-fetches its data when you open it. A loading skeleton with a progress bar appears while this happens.

Data Source Indicators

Next to some building counts you'll see small icons indicating how the count was determined:

Fast Path

The entire street fits inside your shape โ€” used the pre-calculated total from the index.

Precision Scan

Individual UPRN boundary scan โ€” more thorough but slightly slower.

Hover over the Data Sources Legend link in the footer to see this reference without leaving the table.

Full Data Source Indicators guide โ†’

Quick Reference

ActionHow
Open the dashboardManagement Panel โ†’ Teams tab โ†’ Dashboard button
Search everythingType in the search bar (top)
Sort a columnHover header โ†’ โ‹ฎ โ†’ Sort Ascending / Descending
Filter a columnHover header โ†’ โ‹ฎ โ†’ Filter
Clear one filterHover header โ†’ โ‹ฎ โ†’ Clear Filter
Clear all filtersClick the red Clear All button (appears when any filter is active)
Go fullscreenClick in the header or footer
Close the dashboardClick โœ• in the header, Close in the footer, or click the dark backdrop
Check data sourceLook for / next to building counts

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