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The Dashboard at app.rytz.com.au/dashboard is your home screen on RYTZ. Every sign-in lands here. Every navigation can return here. It is the most-trafficked surface on the platform.

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What it shows

The Dashboard is structured as the Intelligence Centre — an AI-synthesised view of your matter’s current state, organised in three layers:

Intelligence Briefing

A real-time AI synthesis of cases and statutory sections most-relevant to your matter right now. Refreshes when matter context shifts. The “what’s most important to know today” view.

Case Intelligence Cards

Expandable cards for each matter-relevant case in the Legal Research Library. Rich metadata, click to expand. Five cards visible by default; expand to twenty.

Section Cards

Statutory sections relevant to your matter — s60CA, s60CC, s79, etc. — with plain-English summaries inline. Quick reference.

Next Actions

The Master Case File’s prioritised list of what to do next, surfaced at the top of the dashboard for quick triage.

Hero metrics

A compact strip showing key numbers — readiness percentages by stage, active feature surfaces, recent platform activity, days to next critical date.

Quick links

Fast paths to the surfaces you use most. Adapts to your usage patterns.

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Why the dashboard is structured this way

Family-law matters generate a lot of state — many surfaces, many active drafts, many open questions. A dashboard that just listed surfaces would be a directory; useful but not synthetic. The Intelligence Centre is the platform’s attempt to answer the question every user has when they open the app: “what should I be paying attention to right now?” The answer changes as the matter develops, so the dashboard regenerates the synthesis on every meaningful change.

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How the synthesis works

The dashboard pulls from:
  • Master Case File — current synthesis of where the matter is and what’s relevant
  • Evidence Portfolio — recent additions that shift the relevance map
  • Legal Research Library — the cases and sections most-relevant to your matter type and stage
  • Education Portal — concept entries that connect to current matter-state
  • AI assistant conversations — recent strategic discussions
The Intelligence Briefing is a 200–400-word synthesis at the top of the dashboard. It is the same caliber of synthesis as the Master Case File’s Executive Summary, but scoped to “what’s relevant today” rather than “the matter overall”.

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Progressive disclosure

The dashboard uses progressive disclosure to balance information density with scanability:
  • Default view — 5 cards visible per category, hero metrics, current Intelligence Briefing
  • Expand — click any category to see 20+ cards
  • Detail — click any card to open the full case detail page (/library/case/:id) or section detail page (/library/section/:id)
The default view is designed to be readable in under 30 seconds. The expanded view is for deeper review.

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Reading the dashboard well

A few patterns:
Read the Intelligence Briefing first. It’s the “most-relevant today” synthesis. The cases and sections below are the supporting detail.
Treat Next Actions as a triage queue, not a to-do list. The list is what the platform thinks you should do; sequencing and committing are still yours.
Click the hero metric most-out-of-tolerance. A red interim-readiness number is a faster path to the work that needs doing than scrolling through the case-card list.

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Mobile dashboard

The dashboard is fully responsive. Key adaptations on mobile:
  • Hero metrics stack vertically
  • Intelligence Briefing remains at the top
  • Cards collapse to a single-column scroll
  • Quick links become a swipeable carousel
The mobile experience is optimised for “I have 2 minutes to check the matter” rather than for deep work. Deep work is laptop-territory.

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Customising the dashboard

The dashboard adapts to usage patterns automatically:
  • Surfaces you use often rise in the Quick Links
  • Cases you’ve engaged with (saved to My Research, referenced in conversations) get prominence
  • Sections relevant to your specific stage show before generic ones
There’s no manual configuration; the platform learns. Over a few weeks of regular use, the dashboard becomes a custom home screen tuned to your matter.

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What the dashboard will not do

  • It will not show you everything. The dashboard is a curated synthesis, not a complete inventory. For everything-at-a-glance, use the Master Case File.
  • It will not auto-execute actions. Next Actions are listed; doing them is yours.
  • It will not predict outcomes. The dashboard is descriptive of where you are, not prescriptive about where you’ll end up.
  • It will not replace the Master Case File. The Dashboard is “today’s view”; the MCF is “the whole matter”.

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Where the dashboard connects

The dashboard is a window onto every other surface:
  • Intelligence Briefing → AI assistant for follow-up questions
  • Case Cards → Legal Research Library entries
  • Section Cards → Education Portal entries
  • Next Actions → the relevant feature surface (affidavit, plan, evidence, etc.)
  • Hero metrics → Court Readiness Matrix or Plan Readiness ribbon
Most paths through the platform start here.

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What’s next

Master Case File

The full-matter synthesis the dashboard derives from.

Setting up your case file

Initial intake that drives the dashboard’s synthesis.

Your first hour

Suggested path on the first day after signing up.

Use the AI assistant

For follow-up questions on what the dashboard surfaces.