How can I see everything that’s expiring beyond the three rows shown?

Using the Dashboard

Click the "View All" link in the "Upcoming Expirations" panel to see a complete, sortable list of all certificates that require attention (expired or expiring within 60 days).

Dashboard Preview vs. Full List

 
Dashboard Preview
  • Shows the 5 most urgent certificates.
  • Provides a quick, at-a-glance status check.
  • Highlights immediate priorities.
 
Full List Page
  • Shows all expired certificates.
  • Shows all certificates expiring in the next 60 days.
  • Allows sorting and filtering.
  • Enables comprehensive planning.

What the Full List Shows

This page focuses on certificates that need action now or soon:

 
Expired (Red)

Requires immediate compliance action.

 
0-7 Days Left (Amber + Banner)

Critical urgency - book renewal immediately.

 
8-59 Days Left (Amber)

Planning phase - time to book renewals.

Full List Page Features

Filtering Options

Use the buttons at the top to focus on specific timeframes:

  • Expired
  • Next 7 Days
  • Next 30 Days
  • Next 60 Days

You can also filter by certificate type or property.

Sorting & Actions

Organise the list by expiry date, property, or type. The 'Actions' column provides quick links to:

  • View certificate details.
  • Edit certificate information.
  • Renew the certificate (upload new version).

Typical Workflow

1
Check Dashboard

See the top 5 urgent items in the preview panel.

2
Click "View All"

Go to the full list page showing all expired & upcoming (60-day) renewals.

3
Filter & Prioritise

Use the filter buttons (e.g., "Next 7 Days") to focus your attention.

4
Take Action

Use the 'Renew' or 'Edit' action buttons on the relevant certificates.

Complete Portfolio Visibility

While the dashboard shows your most urgent items for quick daily checks, the "View All" link reveals your complete renewal pipeline for the next 60 days (plus anything already expired). This focused view enables strategic planning, bulk booking with contractors, and ensures no urgent certificates slip through the cracks.

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