Operations dashboard

Five figures sit across the top: washes logged today that have reached the server, the cash and card collected at the car, washes across the last seven days, how many washers you have heard from within the hour, and how many jobs are still sitting on a phone waiting for signal. The last one matters most in a basement, because a wash that has happened but not uploaded is work already done that you cannot yet see.

Below that is every enrolled phone. Each handset pings every few minutes when it has signal, so the table reads online when it was heard from inside six minutes, idle inside the hour, and offline after that with the time it was last seen. Beside each phone is the number of jobs it is still holding, its battery level and the app version it runs, so a phone that has gone quiet, is low on charge and is holding four washes is visible before the washer rings in.

A live feed lists the newest jobs as they arrive, each with its before and after thumbnails, the plate, the washer and the area, and a flag when the wash needs a look. A map plots one pin for every wash logged today and splits the count between Abu Dhabi city and Al Reem Island. A pin that lands outside every service area is one of the two things that raises a flag; a pin outside the country is almost always a handset that never got a satellite lock, so it is still plotted but kept out of the framing rather than dragging the whole map to the sea.

A short bar chart ranks each washer by the washes they have logged today, scaled against the busiest of them rather than a target, so the shape of the day reads without pulling a report.