Skip to end of metadata
Go to start of metadata

You are viewing an old version of this content. View the current version.

Compare with Current View Version History

« Previous Version 3 Current »

Difficulty: novice

Content

Learning Objectives

After reading this article, you’ll be able to:

  • troubleshoot the most common questions


 In which tool the dashboards are build?

Workplace Dashboards are build on Qlik, a 3rd party application.

See How to use dashboards for more information on how to navigate this app

 Why is my dashboard empty/not showing any data?

For the sensors to turn up in the dashboards, the sensors need to be triggered.

If none of the sensors linked to a specific zone are triggered, the zone will not show up in the dashboard. On the other hand: not triggered sensors generally means that zone is not used…

Make sure configuration is correctly set-up.

 Why don't I see all the info in the dashboard correctly on my screen?

Make sure that the Display resolution is recommended for the used screen size and that the scale is set to 100% - then dashboard features like the Average Occupancy Per Hour Grid should come up nicely, also when making the browser a bit smaller than full screen.

 Most charts allow export, yet this is missing for eg hour-day

The "hour/day chart" or "Average occupancy per hour" visualization is what is called a “tabbed container” (a widget nesting several charts). Tabbed containers cannot be exported as such, but you can export the individual charts. Right click on a chart to get the export option

 Exporting charts or Tables to PDF: only part of the graph is visible

When exporting a chart to PDF sometimes the visuals get chopped off.

To avoid this from happening, you need to

  1. Right click and select “Download as…”

image-20240315-101329.png
  1. Select PDF

image-20240315-101400.png
  1. Default it is set to keep current settings , when using this in portals this might chop the chart.

  2. Change to ‘fit to page’

image-20240315-101436.png
 Export of floor plan showing ID, not description

When exporting the data of the floorplan, it lists the location ID but not the location reference. This makes it very difficult to interpret in the export.

The room_name is used as “tooltip” on the floorplan that shows when you hover over it. Within Cobundu, we need the room_id as a dimension to keep the relation between the polygon and the room data. The export from the floorplan therefore has this room_id and not the room_name which is only a display parameter.

As a workaround, there is a spaces table in the Scope & Capacities sheet which you can export, and that maps the location id with reference and other paramameters.

 Can I create customer specific bookmarks?

You can now also save your filter selections by creating your own bookmarks. See https://spacewell.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/KB/pages/298713098/How+to+use+dashboards#Dashboard-Tips-&-tricks

 Why am I able to filter on some grouping categories, but not on all?

Dynamic groups are not part of the timeslot data. Only the Zones from the static location grouping are brought to the dashboards.

For more information see Mapping neighborhoods on floorplans

 Time zones are off in my dashboard. How can I correct this?

Time Zone settings for sensors are required for all tenants; the system will however try to determine it depending system settings either from IWMS or from Workplace by means of a waterfall system: if one is detected, that setting is used (ignoring the rest of the waterfall steps).

Using the wrong setting will result in offset in the week overview.

Changing the time zone will not recursively correct earlier sensor recordings, this needs to be manually triggered by the Workplace development team.

 Opening Dashboards gives me a 401 Authentication error

This is due to browser setting on cookies, see How to use dashboards | Good to know

More information on how to navigate the Dashboards

See How to use dashboards


Search

  • No labels