Identify the worker
The signed-in user resolves to the correct employee record so the day is built for the right field person.
Oplerra's My Work view pulls together what a field person needs for the day: current work, what comes next, overdue carry-over, crew, assets, forms, search, and capture points.
Start with the worker
The dashboard resolves the signed-in field user to the right employee record for the selected day.
Build one day summary
Jobs, overdue carry-over, crew, assets, forms, and capture points are assembled into one operating layer.
Refresh as work changes
Start, pause, finish, add resources, or capture field data and the day view updates around the same summary.
The worker's operating screen
The dashboard starts with the worker and the selected date, then builds the operational picture for that person: today's work, carry-over, crew, assets, forms, search, and captured field activity.
My Work
Worker
Mia Thompson / Crew Alpha
Selected date
Tuesday, 21 April
Now
Drainage inspection
On site now / Crew Alpha
Task 2 of 4 running, pre-start complete, 2 capture points recorded.
Today
3 more jobs scheduled
Next stop 11:20 AM
Street tree pruning, sign repair, and reserve audit queued for the same day summary.
Overdue
1 carry-over item
Access blocked yesterday
The unfinished job stays visible until it is completed, deferred, or rebooked.
Job discovery
Suggest nearby work from the most relevant known location.
Resources for this day
Capture reporting buckets
One summary, many tabs
The worker is not moving between separate systems. The page simply changes the lens on the same operational package the platform built for that person and date.
Why that matters
When a job starts, a task finishes, an asset is removed, or a crew member is added for the day, the dashboard can refresh from the same source and stay operationally coherent.
What the worker sees
Not separate modules. Not back-office categories. Just the state of today's work and the next action to take.
Now
Active, en route, and on-site work with the next action right in front of the worker.
Today
Upcoming work for the selected date, ordered around what the person is expected to do next.
Overdue
Carry-over work that did not finish cleanly yesterday and still needs operational attention.
Resources
Crew members, vehicles, and gear attached to the day, including day-only adjustments.
Capture points
What the worker recorded that day, grouped into reporting buckets like council, status, and type.
What hangs off the dashboard
It is where the worker experiences the rest of the platform as one coherent day instead of a collection of disconnected tools.
Operational rule
Crew and asset changes made here are often for that specific day, not necessarily a permanent team restructure. The dashboard behaves like a live field operations layer sitting on top of the normal schedule and team setup.
Jobs and tasks
current jobs, upcoming jobs, and overdue carry-over
start, pause, resume, and complete actions inside jobs
tasks, forms, attachments, and job status on the same record
Crew and assets
effective team for that worker on that date
vehicles and equipment attached to the day
pre-start checks and asset readiness visible in context
Discovery and search
nearby work suggested from the most relevant known job location
job search so workers can add approved work into their day
customer and company links carried through from the related jobs
Field capture
capture points recorded by that user on that date
grouping by council, status, and type for reporting
evidence of what was actually seen or done in the field
How the day is built
The dashboard is not a static homepage. It is an operational sequence that starts from identity, date, and assignments, then keeps refreshing as the person works.
The signed-in user resolves to the correct employee record so the day is built for the right field person.
The selected date drives the effective team, scheduled jobs, overdue carry-over, and attached resources.
The worker acts from one screen instead of jumping between schedules, forms, search, and capture tools.
When something changes in the field, the same day summary re-renders with the new reality.
The operation keeps the crew, asset, and evidence context that explains what happened later.
Connected products
Jobs, assets, compliance, and mapping do not disappear in the field. They are concentrated into the worker's daily operating screen.
The field dashboard is the worker-facing operating layer over the jobs, tasks, and daily sequence of work.
Learn moreVehicles, equipment, and pre-start checks stay connected to the day instead of being tracked somewhere else.
Learn moreForms, pre-starts, and other field compliance records remain attached to the live work record.
Learn moreNearby work suggestions and location-aware context come from the same operational map layer.
Learn moreReplace fragmented field workflows with one dashboard that knows the worker, the date, the crew, the assets, the work, and what changed on site.