The console is the main screen of Signs. It shows you the status of your entire stock at a glance, and it is from here that you schedule work orders.
The buttons at the top
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| View the guide | Opens the on-screen guide, marking which step you are on. Always available |
| View inventory | Goes to the complete listing |
| Orders | Goes to the record of every work order, including the closed ones |
| Installers | Goes to the list of installers |
| New order | Schedules a work order |
Composition: how many signs you have and where
Four cards with the total number of signs in each location: Warehouse, Branch, Property and Workshop / Third party.
Each card is a shortcut: when you click it, you go to the inventory already filtered by that location.
Below, if there are signs that are not in good condition, labels appear with the count —for example "3 Damaged", "1 Under repair"—. If all your signs are fine, that row does not appear.
Alert: signs on properties that are no longer being marketed
If a property was sold, rented, suspended or unpublished and still has a sign installed, a yellow notice appears listing the signs in that situation (up to five, plus the count of the rest).
Each one is a direct link to the sign's page.
The system warns but does not schedule. Removing a sign is physical work: someone has to go. The decision of when, and with whom, is yours.
Work order schedule
The pending work orders, grouped by day.
The schedule shows only what is pending. When you confirm or cancel a work order, it leaves the schedule. To see the complete record —including the closed ones— use the View all link: it takes you to the work order list.
The tabs
Above the schedule there are four tabs with their counter: All, Installation, Removal and Move. They filter the schedule by type of work.
The counters always show the total of each type, not what was left after filtering — so you can come back knowing how many there are of each.
What each work order shows
- First line: the type of work, with its arrow, and the property's address.
- Second line: the sign's code and its type, and the assigned installer.
- On the right: the time.
The second line is what makes the order useful for working: without the code, the order does not say which sign has to be taken.
Confirming or cancelling without going in
Each work order has two buttons on the side:
- ✓ Confirm: the work was done. It asks you for a confirmation —because it moves the sign and cannot be undone— and once you accept, the sign moves to its new location.
- ✕ Cancel: the work is not going to be done. The sign does not move.
You can also open the work order by clicking on the row, to see the full detail, edit it or email it to the installer.
Latest movements
The record of what happened with your signs: who moved what, from where and to where.
Each line names the person who did it, or says the system when the movement was automatic — for example, when the property where the sign was installed was deleted.
Each sign's code is a link to its page.
If you have not loaded anything yet
With an empty inventory, the console shows you a line with the next step and the link to the guide. And the first time, the guide opens on its own.
If you close it, it does not open on its own again at that step — but the View the guide button is always there, including once you have everything loaded.
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