# Dashboard

## Overview

* Welcome to the Prison Dashboard!
* This new tool allows officers to efficiently manage prison events, track inmate progress, and perform key administrative tasks directly from their tablet.
* This guide will help you understand how to use the dashboard effectively.

## Features

### 1. Logging and Tracking Prison Events

* **Escapes**: Officers can log escape incidents with details such as time, date, and inmate information.
* **Guard Actions**: Monitor and log actions taken by guards, ensuring transparency and accountability.

### 2. Monitoring Inmate Progress

* **Real-Time Updates**: View inmate progress in real-time, including behavior reports, participation in rehabilitation programs, and overall status.
* **Performance Metrics**: Track key metrics to assess inmate behavior and progress over time.

### 3. Administrative Actions

* **Send Prisoners**: Officers can send prisoners to different cells or facilities directly from the dashboard.
* **Adjust Sentences**: Modify inmate sentences as needed, with options to increase or decrease time based on behavior and other factors.

## Getting Started

### Accessing the Dashboard

1. **Open Tablet**: If you are Police officer you can access it via command ./jailcp

## Gallery

<figure><img src="/files/sfwcSEiwN3ps3p2Een0q" alt=""><figcaption><p>Dashboard</p></figcaption></figure>

### Navigation

* **Prisoners**: Detailed list of all Prisoners with search and filter options.
* **Coms players**: Detailed list of all COMS citizens with search and filter options.
* **Log**: Access the log for all recorded prison events, with options to add new entries or review past records.


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