In this article, users will be shown how to understand and interpret the information within the dashboard when they log into PAM.
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Dashboard
Each time a user log’s into PAM, this is the first thing they will see. This is PAM’s dashboard where the user is presented with different pieces of data including:
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Users can click on the headers of the different sections to take them to these pages within PAM.
For example, clicking on the Map Editor image will take you to the Map Editor page.
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Map Editor
This section of the dashboard gives the user a summary of Map Editor. The user is presented with the total number of Locations, Routes and 3D Models as well as the different Locations types currently within the environment.
For example, with reference to the image below we are aware that there are 33 usable Parking Areas in this account.
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Digital Sign Manager
This section of the dashboard gives the user a summary of the Digital Signs within their environment.
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There is also a Mobile Explorer QR code attached at the bottom. This gives instant access to Explorer by scanning the QR code with your smartphone. This QR code is not linked to any specific sign but acts as a default link based on where your centre (green compass icon) is located inside Map Editor.
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Parking Manager
This section of the dashboard gives the user a summary of everything related to Parking.
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For example, the image shows 7/34 parking lots are OPEN.
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Scenes Manager
This section of the dashboard gives the user a summary of Scenes in the environment.
Users are able to quickly get an overview of how many scenes there are, what scene is currently active and when the last scene changes occurred.
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Experience Manager
This section of the dashboard gives the user a summary of Experiences within the environment. Users are able to see how many Experiences are currently live today and how many are coming up.
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