• What is the purpose of the platform’s mobile experience?

  The mobile experience is designed to help users quickly access and act on important data from anywhere, especially when a desktop or laptop isn’t available. More specifically, the mobile version of the platform allows users to: View core dashboards on the go, with a layout optimized for smartphones and tablets. Respond to time-sensitive data requests without needing to be at their desks. Support field activities, such as supervision visits or on-site decision-making. Share dashboards aFew readers

• How do I find dashboards on the mobile homepage?

  The mobile homepage makes it easy to find and access the dashboards you need. All dashboards you can see on the desktop version are also available on mobile. Here are a few ways to find your dashboards quickly: 🔍 Search by name Tap the search bar at the top of the homepage. Type a keyword or dashboard title. The list will automatically filter to show matching results. 🧠 Use filters to narrow results Tap on one of the prebuilt filter options (called “filter pills”) to qFew readers

• How do I add the application to my phone’s homescreen?

  You can easily add the platform to your home screen for faster access—just like an app! This works because the platform uses a Progressive Web App (PWA), which runs in your browser but feels like a mobile app once added to your home screen. Steps: On Android (Chrome): Open the platform in Chrome. Tap the three-dot menu in the top right. Select “Add to Home screen.” On iOS (Safari): Open the platform in Safari. Tap the Share icon (the square witFew readers

• How do I share a dashboard on mobile?

  Sharing dashboards on mobile is now easier than ever thanks to the new native share sheet feature. 📲 To share a dashboard: Open the dashboard you want to share. Tap the ellipsis menu (…) or the “Share” button in the dashboard toolbar. This opens your device’s native share menu (also called “share sheet”). Choose an app (e.g., WhatsApp, Messages, Email) to send the link. Other important details: ✅ The dashboard link is pre-filled and ready to send. 🔒 Note:Few readers

• How does the mobile platform protect sensitive data?

  The mobile version of the platform includes built-in protections to safeguard health and program data while supporting use in the field. Key protections include: No Image Sharing: Sharing dashboards as images is disabled to avoid exposing sensitive data. You can only share dashboard links. Secure Sharing by Link: Shared links open only for users with access and do not expose content publicly. Filter Access is Controlled: Users only see filter options they are authFew readers

• How do I filter results on a dashboard on mobile?

  You can now apply filters directly on dashboards when using the platform on your mobile device. This allows you to tailor the view based on specific dates, locations, or other dimensions—helping you quickly access the most relevant data while in the field. 🔍 Viewing and Managing Filters Tap the filter icon in the dashboard navigation bar. This will show you: how many filters are currently active (e.g., “2”) and any default filters set by the dashboard creator. Tap the “Few readers

• Why is the mobile experience set up as a progressive web application?

  The mobile platform is built as a Progressive Web Application (PWA) to ensure it remains accessible, sustainable, and cost-effective—especially in low-resource or government-owned environments. Key benefits of using a PWA: Lower development and maintenance costs: One responsive codebase works across mobile and web, avoiding the need for separate Android/iOS apps. Instant updates: Changes are pushed to all users without requiring downloads or app store approvals, redFew readers

• What specific visualizations functions make it easier to navigate data on mobile dashboards?

  New enhancements have significantly improved the usability of visualizations on mobile, especially for touch-based interactions and small screens. These changes ensure dashboards remain interactive, clear, and usable—even on small screens or during field visits. 📋 Tables Tables now scroll horizontally when content doesn’t fit on screen. You can tap any cell to open a popover showing the full content. Pagination is used to improve vertical scrolling. 📈Few readers

• What tips do you have for designing dashboards for mobile consumption?

  While any dashboard can technically be viewed on mobile, designing specifically for mobile makes it much easier for users to quickly interpret data and take action—especially in the field. Here are key tips to optimize dashboards for mobile use: Prioritize clarity over complexity Keep each visualization focused on one key insight. Avoid cluttered visuals or too many charts. E.g., use Big Numbers instead of complex bar charts. Use visual hierarchy Organize contentFew readers