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Documentation/Getting Started/Interface Tour

Interface Tour

The sidebar, the topbar, page layouts, and the conventions used across every Qope screen.

The sidebar

The left sidebar is the map of the product. It is grouped into four blocks, separated by hairlines.

Application

ItemWhat it is
HomeLauncher and workspace summary
DocumentationThis documentation

Drug Intelligence

ItemWhat it is
Drug ProfileOne page per molecule, ten registries joined
Patent CliffLoss-of-exclusivity events scored for contestability
Shortages TrackerFDA shortage list joined to supplier base and demand
Access and OrganizationsA group: Map, Safety-Net, EHR Intelligence
WorkspaceA group: Lead Lists, Radar, Insights, Territory Brief

Databases

All Databases opens the catalog page. Below it the registry tables are grouped:

  • Providers -- Providers, Prov Summary, Prov Services, Prov Drugs
  • Facilities -- Facilities, Laboratories, ACO Networks, Certified Health IT, NHSC Sites, Health Centers, EHR Linkage
  • Access -- Shortage Areas (HPSA), Underserved Areas (MUA)
  • Drugs -- split into Approval, Marketed and Safety subgroups
  • Research -- Genetic Variants, MeSH Terms

Team

Dashboard, Members and Team Settings. These require a Teams plan and a team account.

Sidebar behaviour

  • Groups expand and collapse. The group containing your current page opens automatically, and the active item scrolls into view.
  • A lock icon means your plan does not include that item. Clicking it opens the upgrade dialog rather than a dead page.
  • A Soon pill means the feature is built but not released. Search is currently marked Soon.
  • Collapsing the sidebar leaves icons only; hover a group to expand it.

The topbar

  • Sidebar toggle on the left.
  • Credit meter showing your credits used against your plan allowance for the current billing period. It turns amber at 80 percent and red at 90 percent. Click it to open Usage.
  • Account menu on the right: profile settings, billing, usage, sign out, and the light/dark theme switch.

Page anatomy

Most intelligence views share one layout:

  1. Eyebrow -- a small monospace label such as Pro - Products or Monitoring, telling you which part of the product you are in.
  2. Title and description -- one sentence stating what the page answers and what it is sourced from.
  3. KPI band -- four headline numbers with sub-labels, inside the same card as the tabs.
  4. Docked tabs -- the tab strip sits at the bottom of the KPI card, so the numbers and the views they summarise read as one unit.
  5. Tab content -- the actual analysis.

Tabs sometimes carry a coloured count badge. Rose means risk (structural shortages, strained states), amber means early warning (market exits), emerald means growth.

Conventions used everywhere

Blue text links. Any text that navigates to another entity or a filtered table is blue and shows a spinner while it loads. If text is not blue, it does not navigate.

Tooltips carry the methodology. Hover any figure with a dotted or muted style. Tooltips state what the number counts, what it excludes, and why a value might be missing. This is where the caveats live.

"--" means no data, not zero. Qope never prints 0 where the source is silent.

Show more. Long lists render a preview (usually 15 to 25 rows) with a "Show more" button rather than paginating.

Open in full table. Analysis views link back to the underlying registry table with the equivalent filter applied. Where the underlying table cannot express the same filter, the button is replaced with a greyed "Not filterable in full table" chip and a tooltip explaining why -- see Data Caveats.

Export buttons appear on individual analysis panels as well as on tables. A panel-level export downloads exactly the rows you are looking at, with the scoring columns included.

Keyboard and mobile

  • Tables support arrow-key cell navigation once a cell is focused.
  • Wide tables can be dragged horizontally, and fade edges indicate more content off-screen.
  • On mobile the docs navigation collapses into a menu button, and the main sidebar becomes a drawer.