New Dashboard Features: Custom Reports and Analytics
Our latest update adds customizable dashboards, automated client reports, and new metrics for tracking patrol completion, response times, and incident trends.
We've updated the TeamMap dashboard with new analytics features and customizable reports. Here's what's new and how to use it.
New features: custom dashboards for different roles, new metrics (patrol completion, response times, incident trends), automated PDF reports to clients, and data export to CSV/Excel.
Custom Dashboards
Dashboard Views by Role
- Operations view: Real-time officer locations, active incidents, shift status.
- Management view: Patrol completion rates, response times, incident trends.
- Client view: Simplified dashboards you can share with clients showing their specific sites.
Drag and drop widgets to arrange the information that matters most. Save different layouts for different purposes.
New Metrics
The analytics suite now tracks:
- Patrol completion percentage by site and officer
- Average response time to incidents
- Checkpoint scan frequency and timing
- Incident trends by type, location, and time
- Officer activity summaries
All metrics can be filtered by date range, site, team, or individual officer.
Automated Reports
Reports generate automatically and send as PDFs. Clients get consistent, professional reports without supervisor time.
Data Export
All data can be exported to CSV or Excel for further analysis. Use exports for payroll reconciliation, custom reporting, long-term archival, and integration with business intelligence platforms.
Key Takeaways
- Create custom dashboards tailored to different roles
- Track patrol completion, response times, and incident trends
- Automate client reports with scheduled PDF delivery
- Export all data to CSV/Excel for external analysis
- Start with one custom dashboard and expand from there
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TeamMapTeam
TeamMap builds modern workforce management tools for security teams, helping companies track, communicate, and coordinate their field operations.
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