Two widgets on the Dashboard describe the yacht itself rather than the work outstanding on it.
The vessel card
The first widget in the left column is headed by the yacht's name. Underneath the name sit small pills for the build year, the builder and the vessel's flag, followed by the vessel photo.
Below the photo is a table of the yacht's registration details:
- MMSI
- Model
- IMO
- LOA, in metres
- Call Sign
- Type
- Official No.
- GT (gross tonnage)
These are read-only here. They come from the yacht's own record, so correcting one of them means editing the vessel, not the dashboard. A field left blank on the vessel record simply shows as empty on the card, and the build-year and builder pills are omitted altogether when those are not recorded.
The Status widget
The Status widget shows where the yacht is in its passage. Its heading carries a pill with the navigational status the yacht is reporting — for example At Anchor, Moored, Under Way, Restricted maneuverability or Aground.
Beneath it are two cards:
- Departure — the previous destination the yacht reported
- Arrival — the destination it is reporting now, followed by the reported ETA when there is one
All of this comes from the yacht's AIS transmissions, matched by the MMSI on the vessel record. It is not something anyone types in. If the vessel record has no valid MMSI, or no AIS position has been received for it, the status pill is not shown and the two cards are blank — that is a gap in the AIS feed, not a fault with the dashboard.