The real-time ops dashboard
One screen that shows whether your whole fleet is actually working — right now.
Your storm at a glance
The ops dashboard is where the dispatcher lives during a storm. Instead of radioing each operator to ask "where are you?", you watch the whole fleet on one live screen that refreshes on its own.
Fleet liveness
Every vehicle reports one of five states, so you can tell a working machine from a stalled one in a single glance:
- Online — pinging normally and claiming work.
- At-risk — quiet for 2+ minutes; worth a look.
- Silent — quiet for 5+ minutes; the swarm is about to release its work.
- Paused — the operator stepped away on purpose and kept their slot.
- Offline — not in the run.
Progress you can trust
Each pass shows a live progress bar and org-wide coverage, so you always know how much of the storm is actually done versus still pending. There's no separate report to pull and no spreadsheet to reconcile — the numbers come straight from the same claims the fleet is making in the field.
Why it matters
The dashboard answers the two questions that decide a storm: is everyone working, and are we going to finish in time? Because liveness and progress update continuously, you catch a stalled machine or a falling-behind region while you can still do something about it — not in the post-storm debrief.
Updated 2026-08-09
In this topic
- Proactive failure alerts
- The live interactive map
- Reserve a stop for a machine
- Reopen a completed or skipped stop
- How the live fleet feed stays current
- Join a run and start your shift
- Pause and resume a run
- Device handoff — newest device wins
- Turn-by-turn navigation to your next stop
- Leaving a run and breakdown recall
- Dispatcher FAQ: reading the board during a storm