OpenLMIS Reporting Demo
- Wesley Brown
Analytics
| Screenshot | Script | Instructions |
|---|---|---|
I will now log into OpenLMIS as the district immunization vaccine officer. | Log into OpenLMIS as divo1 with password 'Password1' | |
 | I navigate to the View Reports page and can now see the reports that are available for me as the divo1 user | Navigate to Reports → View Reports |
| I navigate to the Reporting Rate and Timeliness report and can see how each report is actually a report dashboard that is composed of a number of charts. Charts can display data as tables, maps, or a wide variety of graphs. | Navigate to the Reporting Rate and Timeliness report dashboard. If this is the first time that you have navigated to a Superset report you will need to log into the report dashboard using the same credentials that you used to log into OpenLMIS (divo1:Password1), click on the authorization link and enable both privileges, and then refresh the OpenLMIS report page. (If the demo-v3 reporting links are not working you can access a demo instance of superset with preloaded data at https://superset.ona.io. Contact Wes Brown or Craig Appl credentials) |
 | Highlight how each report dashboard has a filter section in the upper-left of the dashboard. This filter allows users to limit the dataset for all of the dashboard charts. | |
 | I navigate to the Stock Status report dashboard to show examples of other types of charts. | Navigate back to the View Reports page and then navigate to the Stock Status report dashboard. |
| I navigate to the Stockouts report dashboard to show an example of a map chart. | Navigate back to the View Reports page and then navigate to the Stockouts report dashboard. |
 | I navigate to the chart configuration page to show how the charts can be designed. | Click on the configuration link in the upper-right of the chart (the three verticle dots) and then navigate to the Explore chart link. A new tab will open which allows for the editing of the chart configuration. Click on the Visualization Type, which should be set to Country Map. A list of the available types of visualizations should appear. |
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