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Admin Console Guide

Where the work is reviewed, approved and evidenced — role-based access from Super Admin down to read-only auditor.

Where the console fits

The console is the middle of a chain that starts on an officer’s phone and ends with a report in a client’s hands. Your work sits at stage two and stage four.

  1. 01

    On site

    The officer works the nine steps, offline if there is no signal. Photos are annotated on the device before they upload.

  2. 02

    In the console

    A reviewer reads it in one standard format and either approves it or sends it back with notes.

  3. 03

    On the day

    Approved recces feed straight into Live Ops. The team appears on the map and incidents are logged as they happen.

  4. 04

    Afterwards

    Scrub back through the job, review it with the team, and hand the client a report drawn from the record.

Roles & access

Three people look at Recce Net from three directions, and the console is where two of them work:

Officer
Field app

Records what is actually there — recces, photos, site conditions.

Team Lead
Field app and console

Runs the job — live map, assigning work, incidents.

Director
Console

Keeps an eye on it all — God's Eye, review, audit, analytics.

Every action is gated by role. The four built-in roles:

RoleWhat they can do
Super AdminEverything: users, roles, recces, media, analytics, settings
Operations ManagerApprove/reject recces, manage officers & verification, view all, export
ReviewerView recces and approve or reject them
Read-only AuditorView-only across recces, media, analytics and logs

Custom roles can be defined with a granular permission grid.

Reviewing recces

The Recces list gives you venue, client, job date, AI risk level, status, escalation flag, media count and officer — with filters, search, bulk CSV export, and inline risk override.

Recce detail

A tabbed layout: Overview (job, team, AI risk score with factor breakdown), Location (map, access points, evacuation, what3words), Plan (vehicle line-up, routes), Risks, Media (signed-URL gallery grouped by step), Vehicles, AI insights, and Review with the Approve / Reject buttons. Rejection requires a reason; both actions write to the review history and the activity log.

Export a print-ready PDF of the entire recce plus all AI output for client delivery.

Live Ops

The Ops list is grouped by status (Active / Preparing / Completed). Each event opens a real-time console: incident feed streamed from officers in the field, a weather block, handover history, and — once an officer triggers it — an AI post-event review and client-report summary.

Incidents originate from the officer's app and surface here in real time.

Officers & verification

Create officer accounts, edit contact and role inline, and work the verification queue: open each submitted document, confirm the OCR name matches, then Approve or Reject with a reason. Suspend or activate officers and change roles as needed.

Insights & audit

  • Analytics — a 30-day snapshot: risk distribution, creation trend, high-risk sites, top officers by volume.
  • AI Usage — the last 500 AI calls with tokens, USD cost, latency and status; aggregate spend and failure rate; CSV export.
  • Activity Logs — a full audit trail of approvals, verifications and overrides, filterable and exportable.

AI artefacts in the console

Every AI generation from the field app surfaces here for review:

ArtefactWhere it appears
Risk ScoreRecce Overview — score, level, factors, recommendations (overridable)
Area BriefAI insights — area context and focus checklist
Area risk overviewAI insights — crime, protest, construction, incidents
Venue ChangesAI insights — diff vs the last recce of this venue
Weather ImpactAI insights + Ops — event-day forecast and risk
Contingency PlanAI insights — plans for each risk you flag
Photo AnalysesMedia — what the AI spotted in each photo, plus notes
Post-event review & client reportLive jobs — post-event summary and client deliverable

Support

Email support@reccenet.com with the recce ID or officer ID. Audit any administrative action via Activity Logs first — most “what happened?” questions are answered there.