The widget at the top of the Dashboard's right column is the day view. It opens with a greeting — Good Morning, / Good Afternoon, / Good Evening, — followed by your name, and shows the weekday and full date of the day you are looking at on the right.
The seven-day strip
Below the greeting is a strip of seven days running from three days ago to three days ahead, with today in the middle. Each day shows its date and the three-letter weekday. Selecting a day switches the list underneath to that day; the selected day is highlighted.
The day's entries
Each entry shows its title and, when it is not an all-day item, its start and end time. Entries are ordered so that timed calendar events come first in time order, then all-day calendar events, then everything else alphabetically.
The widget lists up to three entries. When the selected day has more, a View all button opens a panel titled Events for the selected day, listing all of them. If the day has nothing at all, the panel says No events found. Close it with the Close button.
What appears here
The day view is not a separate diary — it reflects records that live elsewhere on the yacht:
- calendar events created on the vessel calendar
- charters active on the selected day (every day from embarkation through disembarkation)
- expiry dates and next survey due dates of vessel documents and certificates
- expiry dates of inventory items
- expiry dates of crew certificates
- due dates of general and maintenance tasks, and maintenance milestones
Each of those sources depends on the yacht being licensed for the area behind it, your permission to view it, or both, so your day may be busier or quieter than a colleague's. Entries here are read-only summaries; to change one, open the record in its own area.
When the widget does not appear
The day planner is hidden entirely from anyone without permission to view the calendar — its slot on the Dashboard is simply empty.