Summary
Quickly understand how to navigate Oriyent’s main dashboard tabs: Forms, Maps, Data, and Template Designer — each built for specific workflows.
Keywords
dashboard overview, navigation, forms tab, map tab, data view, template builder, Oriyent UI, project workspace
Overview
The Oriyent dashboard is divided into four core areas — each purpose-built for a distinct part of your inspection workflow. This guide gives a quick orientation based on the structure shown in the demo videos, so you can move confidently between the sections without confusion.
Forms Tab
Designed for structured access to all active forms, this tab allows for quick form lookup without relying on map navigation.
Search by asset or template
View progress per form
Primarily used when exact form names or asset IDs are known
Map Tab
The visual interface for GIS-driven project tracking.
Auto-generates asset pins from your uploaded data
Colors reflect progress (see Map View article for details)
Supports creating Collections by drawing around assets
Recommended for real-time spatial monitoring
As shown in your demo, map colors update live based on form completion. Collections like “PAPI lights” can be created and tracked as their own zones.
Data Tab
This is your asset management hub.
Create and manage Data Groups
Import assets and assign templates
View asset-linked forms and generate QR codes
Key workspace for initial setup and admin management
In your demo, this is where you bulk assign templates to over 1,000 entries and manage inspection file links.
Template Designer
Where you build and customize inspection forms.
Add or edit fields (yes/no, dropdowns, static text, etc.)
Toggle field behaviors like required, timestamp, and location
Upload files for use in inspections (e.g., light manuals, site plans)
Preview the final form layout before publishing
In the demo, you showed how enabling timestamps and location tracking ensures that inspections are performed correctly on-site and in real time.
Navigating Efficiently
Use the top navigation bar to switch tabs anytime
Switch between projects using the dropdown (top-left)
System auto-saves changes when moving between tabs
Each tab is designed to work independently — you’re never locked into one workflow