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# Staff panel

The panel is the part of the site built for staff rather than management. Where the dashboard is for configuring things, the panel is for doing them.

```
/<server id>/panel
```

It is available to anyone at staff level, so people who cannot open the dashboard can still work from the site.

## What is on it

| Area            | What you do there                                            |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Panel home**  | Moderate players, run in-game commands, work the To Do queue |
| **Infractions** | See infractions issued to you                                |
| **LOA**         | File a leave or reduced activity request and track it        |

## The To Do queue

The panel raises incidents that need a decision — a player kicked for RDM who has rejoined, for example. Each item has a default action and a countdown. If nobody answers before it expires, the default runs on its own, because the decision cannot wait on somebody having a browser open.

Items can also be mirrored into Discord as an alert with buttons, so they can be answered without opening the site at all.

## Live updates

The panel streams changes rather than polling, so a shift starting or a punishment being logged shows up without a refresh.


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