ORYX Console

MANAGEMENT MODE — COMPLETELY REBUILT Every screen in the management dashboard has been redesigned: the home screen, customer profiles, job details, requests, timesheets, vendors, and settings. The same visual language as the field app, from the first screen to the last. EVERY JOB HAS ITS OWN COLOR — AND IT’S CONSISTENT EVERYWHERE Choose a job color once, and it follows the job everywhere: in the calendar, the schedule, the job site map, and your team’s app. A shift spanning multiple days is displayed across every day. Nothing is gray anymore. JOBS IN A LIST, GROUPED BY STAGE The kanban board has been replaced with a list that fits on a phone screen. Rings replace the funnel and monthly trend chart. THE JOB PROFILE TELLS YOU EVERYTHING Four groups of tabs, a summary, a read-only footer, and visits that show when they happen and who is assigned. A visit can now span multiple days and include multiple team members. ROUTES The map finally draws the stops and numbers them in order. Distance and drive time are now real road-based estimates, not straight-line calculations. YOUR CUSTOMER CAN FOLLOW THEIR JOB BY TEXT When a job stage changes, the customer receives a text message. Email is now only used for corrections. If two people trigger the same update at the same time, only one message is sent. A green checkmark means the customer received it — nothing more. QUOTES & INVOICES Quotes now show their stage timeline, indicate whether the customer has opened them, and display the acceptance rate for the last 90 days. Invoices now include a “Partially Paid” status and actions directly on each row. PAYROLL WEEK NOW FALLS ON THE CORRECT MONDAY Payroll weeks are anchored to Eastern Time, both in the interface and on the server. The week label was previously shifting by one day without being noticeable. That is now fixed. EMPLOYEE PROFILE An employee’s entire record is now available on a single screen. New employees now see five screens that actually show them what to do, instead of two screens that only explained it. WHAT WASN’T WORKING “Correct a punch” never reached its form, and forgotten punches had no workflow at all. The calendar wasn’t showing assignments. The Apply button failed silently. New employees couldn’t see what they were typing because the field was white on white. The keyboard was also hiding the message input area. All of that is now fixed.