Workspaces and screens
Role-based workspaces for directors, zone leads, engineers, metrologists and security, the core screens of the Operations Center, and how server-side scope shapes what each role sees.
Role-Based Workspaces
OHM adapts the interface, indicators, and data selections to the user’s role.
Director
Sees:
- Ecosystem Health;
- critical Issues;
- massive incidents;
- SLA violations;
- distribution by region;
- root causes;
- backlog dynamics;
- key risks;
- department workload;
- predicted problems.
Zone Manager
Sees:
- Issues of their zone;
- unassigned work;
- Over SLA;
- Reopened;
- Verification Queue;
- Need Escalation;
- assignee workload;
- capacity;
- resolution effectiveness;
- chronic problems;
- typical root causes.
Assignee
Sees:
- my active tasks;
- deadline and
Due in; - overdue tasks;
- high-risk tasks;
- tasks awaiting verification;
- comments;
- recent changes;
- recommended KB articles;
- similar successfully closed cases.
Metrologist
Additionally sees:
- passport problems;
- physical consistency of data;
- sensor anomalies;
- verification of metrological actions;
- Evidence from specialized reports;
- history of replacements and calibrations.
Security role
Sees only the permitted context:
- integrity signals;
- anomalous actions;
- configuration changes;
- confirmed security incidents;
- access log;
- Evidence chain.
Sensitive data and forensic Evidence are restricted by access policies.
Core Screens
Dashboard
The Dashboard shows ecosystem health and the operational context:
- Overall Health Score;
- Communication Health;
- Archive Health;
- Asset Health;
- Pressure Health;
- Security Health;
- Critical Issues;
- New Today;
- Overdue;
- Massive Incidents;
- SLA Violations;
- Root Cause Distribution;
- regional map;
- trend;
- Operations Feed.
Operations
The main work list contains:
- ID;
- priority;
- snapshot status;
- workflow status;
- canon;
- asset;
- region;
- root cause;
- confidence;
- first detected;
- age;
- assignee;
- due date;
- SLA;
- reopen count;
- massive incident ID;
- blocking dependencies.
Issue Card
The Issue card brings together:
- the problem passport;
- affected assets;
- Evidence;
- workflow;
- root cause;
- impact;
- tasks;
- comments;
- timeline;
- related Issues;
- dependencies;
- knowledge articles;
- actions;
- verification result;
- audit trail.
See Operational issues for the full issue card and lifecycle.
Assets
The asset card shows:
- identifiers;
- type and model;
- region;
- configuration;
- firmware;
- telemetry status;
- Health Score;
- subscores;
- active Issues;
- history;
- recurring problems;
- related assets;
- completed work;
- documents.
See Asset health for the health model behind these scores.
Massive Incidents
The massive incidents screen shows:
- scale;
- time window;
- common signature;
- affected assets;
- shared versions and dependencies;
- suspected root cause;
- recovery progress;
- residual single Issues;
- post-incident analysis.
See Massive incidents for incident correlation and lifecycle.
Timeline
The Timeline is the unified operational history:
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 09:14 | Issue detected |
| 09:16 | Evidence attached |
| 09:18 | Correlated with OHM-2026-001811 |
| 09:23 | Assigned to Integration-2 |
| 10:04 | Work started |
| 11:42 | Configuration corrected |
| 12:10 | Awaiting verification |
| 13:00 | First clean snapshot |
| Next day 04:00 | Second clean snapshot |
| 04:01 | Verified by data |
| 04:02 | Resolved |
Analytics
Analytics contains:
- Root Cause Dashboard;
- problem distribution;
- recurrence;
- SLA trends;
- detector quality;
- asset health trends;
- regional comparison;
- topology impact;
- knowledge effectiveness;
- predicted risks.
Teams
Teams shows:
- capacity;
- open load;
- overdue load;
- P1 load;
- verification load;
- utilisation;
- assignment balance;
- backlog age;
- workload forecast.
See KPI and team performance for the indicators behind this screen.
Operations Intelligence
Operations Intelligence brings together:
- emerging risks;
- anomaly clusters;
- predicted failures;
- probable root causes;
- similar incidents;
- recommendations;
- detector health;
- AI confidence;
- unexplained changes.
See AI Operations Intelligence for how these recommendations are produced.
Scope and Filtering
All screens use a unified scope.
Examples:
- organization;
- region;
- district;
- owner zone;
- assignee;
- asset type;
- device model;
- firmware;
- operator;
- gateway;
- canon;
- priority;
- status;
- date range.
Scope is enforced on the server side and is not merely a UI filter.
This is important for:
- security;
- separation of responsibility;
- KPI correctness;
- regional management;
- scaling;
- preventing data leakage between departments.
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