Four questions, one screen.
The overview dashboard is the source of truth for daily execution. It shows what is moving, what is missing, who needs to respond, and what needs attention, together, drawn from the operational records.
What it does
A dashboard is only a source of truth if it is derived from the same records people work in. Importcommand's overview is not a report built from exports; it is a live view of the operational records, so when a document is marked received or an exception is resolved, the overview changes immediately.
The layout follows the questions an import team actually asks at the start of the day. What is moving: shipments by milestone and expected arrival. What is missing: outstanding documents and confirmations. Who needs to respond: open partner requests with age. What needs attention: exceptions ordered by impact.
Each item on the dashboard opens the record it comes from, so the path from noticing to acting is one click, and the action is recorded where it belongs.
How it lives on the operational record
Every capability in Importcommand writes to the same shipment record. Nothing here is a separate module with its own list; it is a view of one record.
- Every tile is a filtered view of the operational records, not a separate dataset.
- Counts and lists update as records change.
- Each role can start from the view it owns: purchasing from "what is missing", logistics from "what is moving".
- Attention priorities are ordered by impact and age.
- The dashboard is workspace-scoped; partners with access see only their own items.
In the workspace
What is moving
Shipments by milestone with expected arrival, next arrivals first.
What is missing
Outstanding documents and confirmations across all open records.
Who needs to respond
Open requests by partner, with age and your owner.
What needs attention
Open exceptions ordered by impact, with owner and next action.
Filters
By lane, supplier, forwarder, broker, owner, or scope.
One click to the record
Every item opens the shipment record it belongs to.
Boundary
The dashboard presents information from your records and your partners. It does not make operational or compliance decisions, and it does not replace verification by the people responsible for those decisions.
Start with one representative shipment.
A controlled pilot maps your handoffs, checks fit and integrations, and shows what a single operational record changes for your team.