Katys Dashboard
This dashboard is built around how you actually operate: close loops, protect proof, keep billing moving, keep tickets from aging, and make documentation strong enough to survive later questions.
This dashboard is built around how you actually operate: close loops, protect proof, keep billing moving, keep tickets from aging, and make documentation strong enough to survive later questions.
A quick PM view of your Blue Streak jobs, based on the tracker, active ticket workbook, and folder flow you already use.
Total Jobs
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Working
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Pending
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Ticket Sheets
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The dashboard will fill this panel from the Blue Streak PM data file after the page loads.
Push proof-complete billing packages inside Managing Wisely\BILLING_LUMEN so nothing stalls in revision loops.
Use the Next Level ticket files as your live status memory and prevent anything from aging without a real next action.
Keep locate workflow, mapping, build prints, and your AI helper aligned so field work and documentation tell the same story.
Make production, invoice, bore log, and backup all agree before anything gets treated as final.
Review ticket files and move each one into done, blocked, waiting, or next-step territory.
Keep notes specific enough to defend later, especially when work spans front, side, rear, crossing, or exception areas.
Work the Highlands and renewals files before they quietly become a stale pile of partial follow-up.
Anything blocked on refreshed production sheets, corrected versions, or missing support lives here until proof catches up.
Billing items with a draft invoice but incomplete backup should stay visible instead of blending into “almost done.”
Ticket-related work that has status but not real closure needs to be called out, not assumed safe.
Invoice, production sheet, and backup can slip out of sync faster than they look.
Tracked items can sit in spreadsheets without anyone choosing the next irreversible move.
If the note is vague now, it will be expensive later.
Your work lives across spreadsheets, PDFs, maps, images, and email fragments, so context can split if not gathered deliberately.