Project Mad AdderHelp Centre
PMA guide

PMA Daily Command

Daily Command combines time-sensitive operational records into one explainable queue. It helps you decide what to address next without replacing keeper judgement, veterinary care, equipment inspection, or Housing assessment.

Before you begin

Permissions

All organization members can view authorized records. Keepers can complete eligible care and Housing maintenance. Owners, admins, and managers can switch between their work and all-team work.

Recorded sources

Daily Command only surfaces information already recorded elsewhere in PMA. Add schedules, service dates, maintenance routines, team assignments, and Continuity responsibilities to improve coverage.

What Daily Command uses

Scheduled care

Feeding, cleaning, water, measurements, and other active care schedules.

Health and environment

Recorded health follow-ups and environmental logging profiles with due dates.

Housing operations

Maintenance routines, equipment service dates, equipment status, and readiness gaps from Housing Setup.

Team and Continuity

Assigned staff tasks and active PMA Continuity responsibilities in the selected scope.

Use the command workspace

  1. 1

    Open Daily Command

    Choose Care → PMA Daily Command. The briefing cards summarize urgent, overdue, due-today, setup-gap, estimated-duration, and completed work.

  2. 2

    Read the command brief

    The first urgent records are shown with the reason they were elevated and a link to the authoritative PMA record.

  3. 3

    Set your command window

    Choose timing, work type, a 3-, 7-, 14-, or 30-day lookahead, and—when permitted—your work or all-team work.

  4. 4

    Complete eligible work

    Quick-completable care and maintenance can be recorded directly. Work that requires evidence or changed details opens its source workflow instead.

  5. 5

    Confirm the result

    A green success message confirms the saved action. Completed work moves to Completed today after the authoritative record refreshes.

How priority works

Urgent can mean overdue work, an explicitly urgent or blocked assignment, out-of-service equipment, service-required equipment, or a critical recorded Housing configuration gap. Due today and upcoming are based on the dates you configured.

What it does not claim

Daily Command does not diagnose an animal, certify Housing, confirm that a device is safe, predict equipment failure, or mark work complete without a user action.

Controls

Filters

Timing and work-type filters change what is shown without changing the underlying records.

Lookahead

The lookahead controls upcoming maintenance, service, and Continuity work. Overdue and due-today records remain visible when their timing section is selected.

Compact rows

Compact mode reduces explanation text for faster scanning. Open the record when you need the full evidence or action workflow.

Troubleshooting

A record is missing

Confirm it has an active status and a due date inside the selected lookahead. Team and Continuity records may also be filtered to your assignments.

Maintenance cannot be completed here

Routines requiring completion evidence must be opened in Housing Setup so the required evidence can be attached.

Equipment appears urgent

Open the linked Housing Setup record. Daily Command may be reflecting an out-of-service or needs-service status, an overdue service date, or an active assignment.

Preferences do not follow me

Preferences are stored per member and organization. If they do not follow you, confirm the active workspace and sign-in session, then retry.

Current scope

This guide covers the current PMA Daily Command workflow. Real-time IoT, thermostat control, predictive equipment failure, and automated incident response are outside this workflow.