Start where every day starts
The Dashboard is the first thing you see after logging in, so it leads here — rebuilt around a cleaner set of cards with a quick date-range control up top.
One shell, every screen
The frame around every page was redesigned first: a cleaner sidebar with an organization-wide scope switcher, so you can move between customers from anywhere. Every screen in this preview sits inside it — these two show it best.
Companies
RebuiltA redesigned list: cleaner toolbar, refreshed filter and column controls, and the new scope-aware sidebar.
Users
RebuiltThe same list pattern applied to user management: click a row to open it, hover for actions, and a tidy row menu.
The grids — the heart of the portal
Every list in the portal moved to one redesigned grid: a views bar, cleaner filter, sort, group and column controls, a date-range control, bulk actions with export, and one consistent way to open and act on rows.
Computers
RebuiltElevation Requests
RebuiltElevation Rules
RebuiltBlocker Rules
RebuiltBlocker Recommendations
RebuiltBlocker Templates
RebuiltThis screen never needed its own redesign — it picked up the new grid automatically, because every list in the portal now shares the same one.
Audit Logs
RebuiltThe redesigned grid with scope and date-range controls, saved views, and row-click to open.
Detail views & forms
Record pages and forms moved from the old paper-and-tabs look to a cleaner, sectioned layout that is easier to scan and fill in.
Company Detail
RebuiltUser Detail
RebuiltSettings
RebuiltDark mode, designed — not inverted
Both versions have a dark theme. The old one recolors the existing look; the new one was designed for dark from the start. Same drag-to-compare.
Elevation Events — dark
RebuiltComputers — dark
RebuiltAbout this preview
Every comparison on this page is the real AutoElevate admin portal — the version in use today next to the redesigned one arriving in the beta — captured side by side at the same screen size so each pairing is a true like-for-like. The two were shown the same information, so what changes from one side of the slider to the other is the interface itself.
The names, companies, and devices shown throughout are sample data for demonstration only — no real customer or account information appears anywhere in this preview.