Console shell and navigation
Purpose
This module brings console work into a recognizable frame and an understandable map of destinations. Its capabilities cover orientation, page space, common actions, navigation, working addresses and the presentation of application access. Together they let staff request work in an explicit context and understand why a destination cannot open.
Boundary
The shell owns presentation and navigation integration. Security supplies identity and authority, Operations supplies application availability, and Metadata supplies customer-defined record placements. The shell maintains no business tables and does not become a second authority for these answers. Hosted tools and individual business pages remain with their owning modules.
The planning layer separates observed implementation from product decisions and automated proof. Findings retain unresolved behavior and missing evidence for Andrew’s review. Source coverage establishes which surfaces were examined; it does not certify that every journey passes in a running product.
Features
| Feature | Group | Capabilities | Journeys |
|---|---|---|---|
FEAT-PFM-CSH-01 | The shared console frame | 5 | 1 |
FEAT-PFM-CSH-02 | Finding work through navigation | 3 | 1 |
FEAT-PFM-CSH-03 | Addresses and working context | 6 | 2 |
FEAT-PFM-CSH-04 | Application access in the console | 4 | 1 |
Capabilities
| Id | Feature | Outcome | Product intent | Implementation evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CAP-PFM-CSH-001 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-01 | Use a consistent console frame | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-002 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-01 | Fit the page to the available workspace | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-003 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-01 | Reach common actions with keyboard shortcuts | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-004 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-01 | Begin work from the workspace home | proposed | partially-observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-005 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-01 | Find personal actions and support in the user menu | proposed | partially-observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-006 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-02 | Find a destination in the application menu | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-007 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-02 | Visit settings and return to the preceding work | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-008 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-02 | Locate custom record types in familiar navigation | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-009 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-03 | Open console work through a durable address | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-010 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-03 | Enter the workspace named by a link | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-011 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-03 | Continue in another workspace without reusing a record | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-012 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-03 | Resolve older console links during the address transition | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-013 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-03 | Keep staff work and workspace work in distinct contexts | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-014 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-04 | Apply the workspace and person’s application access | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-015 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-04 | Explain why an application page cannot open | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-016 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-04 | Refresh application choices when access changes | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-017 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-04 | Understand the workspace’s application availability | proposed | observed |
CAP-PFM-CSH-018 | FEAT-PFM-CSH-03 | Follow a record reference to the right page | proposed | observed |
Journeys
| Id | Journey | Product intent | Browser policy |
|---|---|---|---|
JNY-PFM-CSH-001 | Start a session in the workspace home | proposed | required |
JNY-PFM-CSH-002 | Visit Configuration and resume record work | proposed | required |
JNY-PFM-CSH-003 | Open a shared record link and retain its context | proposed | required |
JNY-PFM-CSH-004 | Move record work into another workspace | proposed | required |
JNY-PFM-CSH-005 | Understand an unavailable application | proposed | required |