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Resolve in the Cockpit

Route: /cockpit — the Orbit Command Center

1. Why this page exists​

/cockpit is not a Resolve route, but Resolve contributes surface to it. For many people it is where they first see Resolve data each morning — and for an approver it may be the only Resolve surface they ever use.

2. The Orbit Resolve tile​

A BentoGrid card named Orbit Resolve, described as "Open tickets, SLA risk, your queue and approvals", with a lifebuoy icon. Clicking it opens the Resolution Queue — or, for a user with only the approvals permission, the approvals screen.

StatMeansGate
Open TicketsNot yet resolved/closed, with a resolved today countRead Tickets & SLAs
UnassignedOpen tickets with no agent — need triageRead Tickets & SLAs
SLA BreachedOpen tickets whose SLA has already breachedRead Tickets & SLAs
Due 24hResolution due within the next 24 hoursRead Tickets & SLAs
My QueueOpen tickets assigned to youRead Tickets & SLAs
ApprovalsPending service request approvalsApprove or Reject Service Request

Each stat is clickable and navigates into the matching Resolve view.

The permission is the entitlement

There is no separate widget setting. Hold tickets.view and the ticket stats appear; hold requests.approve and the approvals stat appears; hold neither and the tile is absent. Someone who "cannot find the Resolve widget" is missing the permission, not a configuration.

3. Service Catalog Approvals section​

A full Cockpit section rendering pending approvals as cards — request title, item key and project — with Approve and Reject driven by the workflow's APPROVE / REJECT transitions. Gated on Approve or Reject Service Request.

This is why an approver may never open Resolve: the whole decision can be made here. See Approvals.

Figure outstanding

No screenshot is published for this page yet. The tile did not render on the demo account used for capture — most likely no Resolve summary data was available for the selected project — and the fallback capture showed colleagues' names in an adjacent Cockpit widget, so it was discarded rather than published. The behaviour above is verified against the Cockpit source; only the image is missing.

4. Don't confuse this with…​

These twoDiffer by
Cockpit tile vs Resolve dashboardA cross-module summary vs Resolve's own dashboard
Cockpit approvals vs Approvals screenSame decision, different surface
Cockpit vs Executive TelemetryCounts now vs performance over time

5. Troubleshooting​

SymptomCause
Tile absentYou hold neither tickets.view nor requests.approve
Only the Approvals stat showsYou hold requests.approve but not tickets.view
Counts differ from the queueThe tile is project-scoped to your selected project