Rialto · Home
A Home that knows
who just signed in.
Two ways in. Root Mode is the always-correct map of everything your license and role allow. Rialto Mode is your own canvas: the live dashboards, approvals and pinned answers you actually check every morning, side by side.
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Two modes, one Home
Automatic when you want it. Yours when you don't.
Root Mode
always correctEvery module your license and role make available, laid out for you as a card grid or a tree. Nothing to configure and nothing to misconfigure: it always reflects exactly what you are allowed to use.
Rialto Mode
yoursA personal canvas of widgets you arrange yourself. Add, resize and remove them; your layout is saved to your account so it follows you between machines.
The widget shelf
Live surfaces, not shortcuts.
Each widget reads real data through the same permissions as the page it summarizes.
Run it across a tenant
Set the default. Or enforce it.
Tenant-default layout
An admin authors the layout every new user starts with, so day one opens on the right dashboards instead of a blank page.
Lock it
Lock the layout and it is enforced for every user, for the cases where the wall of glass must be the same for everyone.
Push it
Push resets everyone’s personal layout back to the tenant default. It is deliberately an explicit, admin-only action, and any user can reset their own layout too.
One refresh control
Every Radar widget on the canvas shares the same auto-refresh control, with the tenant's default interval, so the whole page ticks together.
Pin any answer
Pin a Reactor message to the Watchlist widget and it deep-links straight back into the conversation.
License-aware
Modules you are not licensed for never appear, in either mode, so nobody clicks into a dead end.
Open on the right dashboards.
We'll configure a tenant default with you and show it landing on a new user.