New Release- Field Workflow Dashboard

Being in charge of the my project My gut feel is that we are lagging behind or we could have done better.
But how much? Gut feels do a great job to signal you to do something about a probable looming scary situation.
But then the data validates, invalidates and quantifies the gut-feel and paints a clearer picture of the reality.
That's why our basic dashboard is now complimentary with the Field Workflow Manager product.
Backed by state-of-the-art technology, it paints the real picture of your field.


To begin with it let's you know that you may not have yet created all the users in the system.
Then it goes on to tell you how many of them actually logged in. To the point how many of them are
actually using it regularly. 
We do provide group wise comparison giving you a tool to highlight successful groups so that you
can use their best practices as the gold standard.
Some of our clients consider discipline as the key to success of their program. And we do share their
belief. As a result you have a quick way to have a look at discipline best practices within your teams.
Again we provide a way for you to drill to the level that you need. So that you can have the most meaningful
and most relevant conversations.


Of course your operations team needs to be able to pin-point how much work is left to be done and
if there are some forgotten activities.
They need to be able to have meaningful conversations regarding SLAs in your organisation.
Our dashboard allows you to have a quick glance on the status of your field and is access controlled.

Having visibility is important to cut away the noise. No more gut-feel based conversations. You don't
need to focus on transnational details any more. However you can get to that level if need be!

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