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Web vs mobile: Mobile uses a 5-tab bottom bar (or iPad sidebar) instead of the web sidebar. Deep product areas like Tickets and Users live under More; the web app exposes every section in the left sidebar. See PanelOne web navigation.

Navigation: Tab bar (iPhone) or sidebar (iPad) · Toolbar search on all tabs

PanelOne Mobile organizes day-to-day triage into five root tabs plus a More hub for extended product areas.


Root Tabs

TabIconPurpose
HomeChartDashboard — health overview, widgets, recent activity
ClientsBriefcaseClient list and client detail
DevicesiPhoneCross-client device list and device detail
AlertsTriangleAlert feed — triage and acknowledge
MoreGridTickets, product integrations, account, settings

Note: Tickets are under More → Tickets, not a root tab. Push notifications, global search, and deep links still route directly to tickets.

Each tab maintains its own navigation stack. Tapping a list row pushes a detail screen; swipe back or use the back button to return.


More Hub Sections

The More tab groups destinations into sections:

Operations

DestinationDescription
TicketsService desk and support tickets
PSA jobsJobs browse and write (when PSA enabled)
PSA leadsLead pipeline
PSA quotesQuotes browse
Unbilled PSA timeTimesheets
Outstanding invoicesPSA invoices
Generated invoicesPlatform-generated invoices

Product

Capability-gated destinations appear only when your org has the relevant integration connected:

DestinationGated by
UsersMicrosoft 365
BackupsBackup integration
Phone / 3CXPhone integration
Microsoft 365M365
Network (UniFi)Network integration
Security & threatsSecurity integration
ReportsAlways available
TimelineTimeline capability
Automation & AIAutomation capability
DocumentationDocumentation assets
LicensingLicensing / Pax8
M365 domain healthWeb domains
Synergy domainsSynergy
MarketplaceAlways available (browse)
SLA metricsPSA

Account & Settings

DestinationDescription
Account & pushProfile and push notification preferences
SettingsTeam, permissions, integrations (read-only), alert rules, audit logs

Tap the search icon in the toolbar (available from the main shell) to open the global search sheet.

FeatureBehavior
Minimum query2 characters
Entity typesClients, devices, alerts, tickets, contacts, notes, users, locations, documents, backups, threats
NavigationSelecting a result navigates to the matching detail screen or More destination
No Cmd+KUnlike web, there is no keyboard shortcut — use the toolbar button

Global search is the fastest way to jump to a specific ticket, device, or client without browsing lists.


Client Scope Filter

Filter the entire app to a single client — similar to the web Client Selector:

  1. Open the client scope control from the toolbar (when available on a tab).
  2. Select a client from the list, or choose All clients to clear the filter.
  3. Lists, dashboard widgets, and stats scope to that client.

Your selected client persists per organization in local preferences, so returning to the app restores your last scope.

When a client scope is active:

  • Device, alert, and ticket rows may hide redundant client subtitles.
  • Dashboard title and widgets reflect the selected client.
  • Client detail quick actions jump to scoped Devices, Alerts, or Tickets tabs.

iPad Layout

On iPad (regular horizontal size class), PanelOne Mobile uses a NavigationSplitView sidebar instead of a bottom tab bar:

ElementiPad behavior
SidebarLists all five root tabs plus search
Detail columnShows the selected tab's content
Global searchSame sheet-based search from the sidebar toolbar
Deep linksRoute into the detail column as on iPhone

The iPad layout preserves the same information architecture — only the chrome changes.


Filter Persistence

List filters on Clients, Devices, Alerts, and Tickets persist per organization:

  • Status, severity, assignee, and source filters are saved to UserDefaults.
  • Returning to a tab restores your last filter configuration.

Clear filters from each tab's filter strip when you need the default view.


Notifications and external links can open specific screens directly. See Push Notifications & Deep Links for URL schemes and universal link reference.

Common routes:

TargetHow to reach
Alert detailAlerts tab → alert, or push/deep link
Device detailDevices tab → device, or push/deep link
Ticket detailMore → Tickets → ticket, or push/deep link
Client detailClients tab → client, or push/deep link

Tips & Best Practices

  • Start on Home for a cross-client health snapshot.
  • Use global search when you have a ticket number or device name.
  • Set client scope before a site visit or client call.
  • Tickets live under More — bookmark the path mentally: More → Tickets.