Dashboard

A single view of all projects you have access to.

Dashboard

Registration & People

Register displaced persons, track demographics, and manage case status. The registration drawer captures name, contact, origin, and category in one step.

People list Person registration drawer Person detail view

Support Records

Track consultations, legal aid, psychosocial support, and referrals. Each record is typed by support sphere and linked to a person.

Support records list Support record form

Migration Records

Document movement history — origin, destination, reason, and housing at arrival. IDP status is derived from geography automatically.

Migration records Migration record form

Households

Group people into family units with typed relationships (head, spouse, child, parent, sibling). Household data powers family-level reporting.

Households list Household form

Notes & Documents

Attach case notes and documents to any person record. Notes support inline editing.

Notes Documents

Tags

Organize and filter people with project-scoped tags.

Tags

Pet Tracking

Track pets belonging to displaced persons — status, type, and ownership.

Pets list

Reports & Statistics

12 report dimensions with filterable breakdowns — consultations, demographics, geography, support spheres, and family units.

Reports Person statistics My statistics

Administration

Manage users, projects, permissions, and reference data (countries, states, offices, categories).

Admin users Admin projects Project permissions Reference data

Role-Based Access Control

The same page looks different depending on your role. Platform roles (admin, staff, consultant, guest) combine with project roles and three sensitivity flags to control exactly what each user can see and do.

Admin

People list — admin view

Staff

People list — staff view

Consultant

People list — consultant view

Guest

People list — guest view

Supported Languages

The UI ships with six languages: English, Ukrainian, Russian, German, Turkish, and Kyrgyz (Latin script). Kyrgyz uses a custom Latin transliteration because the official Kyrgyz Latin alphabet was adopted in 2023 and is not yet supported by standard translation tools — we maintain our own transliteration rules to provide accurate, native-feeling text for Central Asian deployments.