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Dashboards and widgets

Why this matters

The dashboard is the first screen you see when signing in. It's a collection of widgets — small blocks showing relevant info: your open cases, upcoming deadlines, pending collections, activity charts, unread emails. Each user can build their dashboard their own way to see what matters most when starting the day.

A good dashboard cuts the "what do I need to do now?" time from 10 minutes to 30 seconds.

Your personal dashboard

  1. Sign in.
  2. You land on your dashboard.
  3. If you haven't customized it, you see default widgets your administrator configured.

To customize, Edit dashboard button (upper-right).

Screenshot: dashboard with open cases, deadlines, activity chart widgets

Add a widget

  1. Edit dashboardAdd widget.
  2. Pick from the catalog. Typical types:
  3. Case list — your open cases by stage.
  4. Upcoming deadlines — IRCC dates in the next N days.
  5. Pending collections — overdue or upcoming invoices.
  6. Activity chart — cases created, closed, submitted per week.
  7. Email inbox — latest unread emails.
  8. My tasks — pending items assigned to you.
  9. Calendar — today's agenda.
  10. KPI metrics — cases closed this month, approval rate, etc.
  11. Adjust the widget's parameters (filters, date range, module).
  12. Save.

Move and resize widgets

In edit mode:

  • Drag a widget to reposition.
  • Pull corners or edges to resize.
  • Widget menuConfigure (change parameters) or Delete.

ImmCase organizes widgets in a grid — adjusts them so they don't overlap.

Team (shared) dashboards

Your administrator can configure shared dashboards for roles or teams: "RCIC consultant dashboard", "Administrator dashboard", "Collections dashboard". They appear as tabs or options in the selector above the main dashboard.

Unlike personal ones, shared dashboards you can't edit — they belong to the whole role.

Reset to default dashboard

If you broke your personal dashboard experimenting and want to start over:

  1. Edit dashboard → menu → Reset to default.
  2. Confirm.

Your customized widgets are deleted and you return to the initial dashboard.

Watch out for

  • Too many widgets saturate. More than 6-8 widgets becomes a wall of info with no focus. Be selective.
  • Widgets refresh on intervals. Don't expect them to update real-time to the second — they may take 30 seconds or more to refresh. If you need exact info this moment, go straight to the module.
  • The activity chart is for trends, not exact data. "This month I closed 12 cases" may be an approximation; the closed-cases report is the exact source.

Where to next

  • Reports — deeper analysis with exportable tables and charts.
  • Calendar — see events and deadlines linked to the dashboard.