CupixWorks 5.0 — this article is still being finished. Screenshots marked to be replaced show the right screens and will be retaken before launch. Taken on a real project, so the site, level and note names are not yours.
An administrative view of every capture
Captures sits under Admin in the Project Admin Center. Where SiteView shows captures as something to walk through, this page shows them as records: what exists, where it sits in the building, who took it, whether it is published, and how far through processing it has got.
The strip across the top, Understanding 3D Process Status, names the four stages a capture passes through: 1. Uploaded → 2. Preview → 3. 360° Tour → 4. 3D Map. The table's Processing Status column reads against it.
Table view
Rows are grouped by capture date and level, each group collapsible and showing its capture count. The columns:
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Capture | the capture's type icon and name, which is its time of day — 3D Map [08:14 AM] |
| Site / Building | the building |
| Level | the level |
| Date | the capture date |
| Capturer | who took it |
| Publish | a check when the capture is published |
| Processing Status | Complete, or the stage it has reached |
| Output | what exists for it — 360° Tour, 3D Map |
Every column header filters. A checkbox on each row and each group selects for bulk action, and a row menu sits at the right. The table is paginated — the observed project had 341 captures over 22 pages.
Matrix view, and the coverage table
Matrix turns the same captures into a grid: buildings and their levels down the side, capture dates across the top, an icon in each cell for every capture of that level on that date. It is the fastest answer to which levels have not been captured recently.
In Matrix view an extra control appears: Export Capture Coverage Table, which exports the grid.
New Capture
New Capture, top right in both views, is the administrative way in to adding a capture — the same uploads the Capture category describes from the app side. Its menu was not opened in the recording.