OpenLMIS Reporting Demo

OpenLMIS Reporting Demo

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Script

Instructions

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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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