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Workspace Views | FieldCamp

Pin and organize FieldCamp modules in your sidebar to build a personalized workspace. Quick-access the tools you use most without navigating through menus.

Workspace Views (called My Views in FieldCamp) let you control which modules appear in your sidebar. Instead of scrolling through every feature, pin the ones you use daily and hide the rest. Each team member can set up their own sidebar layout.

Workspace Views organize your navigation — they do not filter data. To create saved filters on jobs, clients, or invoices, see Custom Data Views.


What Workspace Views Do

The My Views panel acts as your personalized launchpad. It lets you:

  • Pin modules to your sidebar for one-click access
  • Discover features you may not use yet
  • Remove clutter by hiding modules that are not part of your daily workflow

A dispatcher might pin Jobs, Calendar, and Inbox. An owner might pin Analytics, Invoices, and Clients. Everyone gets a workspace that matches their role.


Available Modules

When you open My Views, you see a grid of all FieldCamp modules:

ModuleWhat It Covers
InboxCalls, messages, and emails
ClientsClient records and CRM
JobsWork orders and scheduling
CalendarSchedule and dispatch view
Sales PipelineLeads and opportunity tracking
Products & ServicesService catalog and pricing
Inventory ManagementStock levels and materials
AnalyticsDashboards, charts, and reports
Estimates & InvoicesBilling and payments

Each tile shows the module name, its category, and a pin icon.


Pinning and Unpinning Modules

To Pin a Module

  1. Click the grid icon in the sidebar to open My Views
  2. Find the module you want
  3. Click the pin icon in the top-right corner of the tile
  4. The module now appears in your sidebar

To Unpin a Module

  1. Open My Views
  2. Click the pin icon on the module you want to remove
  3. The module disappears from your sidebar (it remains accessible from My Views anytime)

Organizing Your Sidebar

After pinning modules, they appear in your sidebar in the order you added them. Consider pinning modules in the order you use them throughout your day:

Example — Dispatcher layout:

  1. Inbox (check new messages first)
  2. Jobs (review today's schedule)
  3. Calendar (dispatch view)
  4. Requests (incoming service requests)

Example — Owner layout:

  1. Analytics (morning KPI check)
  2. Invoices (cash flow review)
  3. Clients (relationship management)
  4. Jobs (operational overview)

Workspace Views vs. Custom Data Views

These two features sound similar but do very different things:

Workspace ViewsCustom Data Views
What it doesControls which modules appear in your sidebarSaves filter/sort/group rules within a module
ScopeYour navigation layoutData inside Jobs, Clients, Invoices, etc.
Shared?Personal to each team memberCan be shared with the team
ExamplePinning Analytics and Jobs to the sidebarSaving an "Overdue Jobs" filter in the Jobs module

Use Workspace Views to set up your navigation. Use Custom Data Views to set up how you see data inside each module.


Tips

  • Start with 4-6 pinned modules — too many defeats the purpose of a focused workspace
  • Revisit quarterly — as your role or workflow changes, update your pinned modules
  • Encourage team setup — have each team member configure their sidebar during onboarding

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