1. NJUNS 2018

2. Goodbye Silverlight No plug-in required
HTML5 compliant web application
Runs on any browser / any device (although the font on smart phones is quite small)
Responsive UI for tablets and phones

3. New Platform Features Dashboard Faster data grids
5,000 records page size (compared to 200 today)
Data grid editing
User configurable
Improved filters (searches)
No more member code drop down
Edit tickets without switching codes

4. One Ticket Current System New System
Creating Pole Transfer tickets requires the user to click on Pole Transfer
Creating a Pole Attachment ticket requires the user to click on Pole Attachment
Creating a project requires the user to click on Projects
New System
Clicking on New Ticket (or Create) allows the user the ability to create any ticket.

5. What’s Not Changing (the look may be different but it functions the same way)
Ticket header
Steps
Member codes
Disputes
Comments
File attachments

6. Ticket Header- Pole/Asset information

7. Steps

8. Poles/Assets
Each Ticket type supports many geocoded Poles/Assets (however, if you create one pole per ticket, that option is still available)
Draw Poles/Assets on the map to populate the Pole/Asset table
Configurable fields against each associated Asset
Optional
Members can upload their Poles/Assets to NJUNS
Users can view the Assets on a map and add them to a Ticket
(Ex. PoleID, lat, long)

9. Parties Tickets previously supported a set number of Members
E.g., Pole Owner, Joint Pole Owner, Copy to Member, etc
Parties allow for an unlimited number of Members on a Ticket
Parties can be Categorized to allow for different permissions and responsibilities on a Ticket
E.g. Pole Owner, Licensee, Contractor

10. API Improvements Modern REST API
Easy to develop against, in any language
ETL and ESB tools have out-of-the-box support