# Dashboard
Central hub for all the devices, assets and scenes, sorted by rooms.
# Devices
In the **Devices view** you can see all the devices in the selected rooms or all devices in the project if **All Rooms** option is selected.
##### Device List
| - **Rooms**:
- **Room isolation -** Left hand side column is dedicated to sorting the devices by rooms. Here you can either toggle the displayed devices either to a specified room or every available one.
- **Display -** The main, central body of the view, where the devices are displayed, sorted by rooms, with applied filters.
- **Filters**
- **Category** - Lets you filter the displayed devices by a category of the device. Remember, you have to set the device category manually, when setting up devices.
- **Search** - Use the text field to type a name of the device you are looking for.
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##### Device Details
| After clicking on one of the devices, you will see the device details. By clicking the **pin**  icon you can transport to the device's location, If the device wasn't placed yet, you can do it by clicking on the **add** icon. | 
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##### Device Settings
| By clicking **settings**  icon you can change the device's details:
- name,
- icon,
- image,
- category,
- room,
and visibility in the 3D view.
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##### Device Structure
| You can also see a device structure - it varies for different devices - there can be a few devices connected to one master device, or just one. It depends on the provider's hub structure and you can decide which elements should be visible in the 3D view.
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# Assets
An **asset** is a **physical object** (*that lacks smart connectivity*) you, as a user, wish to keep track of in the **SIM-ON** project space. For example assets, see the screenshot below.
In the **Assets view** you can see all the assets in the selected rooms or all Assets in the project if **All Rooms** option is selected.
| - **Rooms**:
- **Room isolation** - Left hand side column is dedicated to filtering the assets by rooms. Here you can limit the assets to a certain room or display all of them.
- **Asset Display** - The main, central body of the view, where the assets are displayed, sorted and filtered as seen on the screenshot above.
| - **Filters**
- **Category** - Lets you filter the displayed devices by category of the asset:
- **Last Edited**
- **Creator **- By asset author
- **Room** - (when All rooms is selected)
- **Sorters**
- Sort the assets by: name, category, edit, creation, room.
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Selecting an asset tile will reveal it's details. Press "**Edit asset**" to manage the asset information and files uploaded to it.
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#### **IBM Maximo**
If you have a connected Maximo provider to your space, you gain an additional feature within Assets to link them with Maximo assets:
| When asset is not linked with Maximo, you will see the following options:
Adding from existing lets you add a link that you might have added before in the [**Resources**](https://docs.sim-on.com/books/3-app-overview/page/resources) page. This will reveal a similar Maximo Links list for you to choose from:
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| Selecting "Add new" will open the following Maximo List to add new link from.
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# Automatic Asset Recognition
Search and identify objects in 3D environment using Artificial Intelligence.
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Automatically generate asset entries for all visible objects within a 360° view, enabling seamless cataloging and organization.
This feature saves time by identifying, classifying, and recording each object’s key information directly from the panoramic scene.
To automatically assign assets, navigate to the location of interest within
the virtual tour space and open the  Assets tab.
You'll see the **Magic wand** button, next to the  **Add Asset** button.
Proceed with  to detect and generate assets.
Once the assets have been automatically detected, you may view them in the side panel, navigate to their locations, or remove them as needed.
After reviewing the newly generated assets, select **Confirm** to apply the Auto-detect results and finalize the creation of the new asset.
The tool may generate duplicate assets if it is used multiple times within the same space.
To ensure optimal results, it is recommended to run the tool only once per area, preferably on a sweep where the greatest number of objects are visible.
# Scenes
Automate the **Devices** behavior with various triggers and states within the project.
##### Scene view
In the **Scene view** you can see all the scenes available. Scenes can manage different scenarios including turning on the lights on, planning to turn on or off different devices depending on the various triggers. Additionally you can add new scenes from here as well or delete the existing ones.
To delete or edit a scene, click the **more options**  button on the scene tile.
You need to have appropriate **permissions** to edit **Scenes.**
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Scene editor
To add a new scene, click the  button. This will invoke the Scene editor view. You need to provide a name, icon, select scene trigger and create scene construction and then save it.
# Tickets
Create, manage and assign tickets for other space users.
The Tickets view in the **Dashboard** is a detailed **Ticket management view** for the project, where you can see the **status** of every ticket together with other **necessary information** such as:
- Due date
- Ticket Stakeholder
- Last edit time
From here, you can easily go to the location of the ticket, through **location**  button located at the end of the ticket tile.
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#### Ticket Creation
The ticket creation system can be used in following situations:
**Reporting Problems**
- If something isn’t working, like a light or thermostat, you can report it through the system’s app or interface.
**Maintenance Requests**
- You can create tickets for routine tasks, like changing air filters or checking battery levels.
- The system might allow to connect with service providers to create tickets for them for fixing or maintenance.
**New Ideas**
- If you have an idea for a new feature, you can suggest it by creating a ticket.
- **Voting:** Others can vote on your suggestion, helping the team decide what to work on next.
**Support and Troubleshooting**
- If you need support, you can create a ticket and track its progress.
- The ticket can be connected to a specialist, making it easier to get help when you need it.
To edit a ticket, click on the **more options**  button located at the end of the Ticket tile.
This will open a new window with following options:
#### Filter, Sort and Search
The ticket management functions are fitted with comprehensive filter, sort and search functionality. Handle large amounts of tickets by:
- status
- date
- assignee
- creation time
- name
# Resources*
This View is specific only to **IBM Maximo** provider. See [**how to connect an IBM Maximo provider**](https://docs.sim-on.com/books/2-getting-started/page/ibm-maximo)
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Manage **Maximo links**, and **asset connections**
Inspecting a Maximo item shows currently linked assets, together with a quick access to their location. Additionally, we can go directly to the linked item in the Maximo site.
##### Adding Maximo Link
From this panel you can also "pre-add" Maximo items for easier linking/management in the future. Press the " + Add " button
With the revealed panel, we must choose the Maximo system we want to list items from and select the desired one. The name of an item can be changed for the Simon side, but it's not necessary, as it will inherit the name by default.