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Status Boards allow you to build customizable and colorful boards to visually track information for any possible scenario in real-time. Configure rules, workflows, and forms to suit your specific needs. Each Status Board operates like a dynamic spreadsheet, with a configurable form behind each row. Whether you need to monitor facilities, shelters, risks, road closures, resources, or damage assessments, Status Boards provide a flexible and powerful tool for incident management.
Status Boards are customizable visual tools that allow you to track and manage information for various scenarios during an incident, emergency, or crisis. They function like dynamic spreadsheets with configurable forms behind each row, providing a clear and organized way to monitor data, making it easier to identify bottlenecks and allocate resources effectively.
You can track a wide range of information with Status Boards, including facility statuses, supply chain disruptions, Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP), shelters, risks, community lifelines, road closures, bridges, buildings, damage assessments, schools, infections, crew, passengers, delays, and incidents. The boards are highly customizable to fit any scenario.
Rules and workflows allow you to automate certain actions based on specific conditions. For example, you can set rules to change the color of rows based on status updates, update dashboard widgets, or modify module headers, ensuring that critical information stands out.
Yes, you can display Status Board information on the map by opening the Map on the sidebar. This allows you to see the geographic distribution of your data points in relation to the event or incident.
Pre-loading data into Status Boards using Collections and Plays allows for faster setup and deployment during an incident. For example, you could pre-load a list of county storm shelters or resource inventories, which can then be quickly imported into a board during an event.
Yes, our Share by Public Link feature allows you to make the real-time content of Status Boards, Task Boards, Forms accessible to those without credentials to your D4H account. The link generated is 'secret' in such that it is too complex to guess and cannot be found by browsing or searching the internet.
No, you can create as many status boards as you need to effectively manage your incidents.
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