1. Web-Based Forecasting Platform
Access-SMC
Web-Based Forecasting Platform
Jacqueline Naude
BroadReach Healthcare
15 February 2017

2. Key questions Who is BroadReach?
What are the key roles of the Access-SMC Forecasting Platform?
What is the core value-add of the new platform?
How do I navigate the system?

3. BroadReach | Company Mission
BroadReach is focused on improving the health and wellbeing of underserved populations around the globe through providing data driven insights.

4. Key roles of the Web-Based Access-SMC Forecasting Platform:1
Overview of the successful delivery of SMC in the Sahel region to target populations
Enables the analysis and presentation of integrated SMC forecasting data in a clear and impactful way
Serves as an operational planning and monitoring tool
Encourage interaction between stakeholders
Enable public communication of top-line reported en forecasted figures:
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5. The Access-SMC Web Based Forecasting Platform will enable users to perform the following core functions: 1
Create a personalized dashboard to display specified visualizations
View live updates of malaria-related news on social media (twitter)
View graphical visualizations of the actual, committed and forecasted data on different levels:
Total (Aggregation of all relevant data);
Program (Access-SMC vs Non Access-SMC);
Country; and
District
The visualizations include:
The number of children per age group per targeted country; and
The number of SPAQ blisters required and committed per age group
Drill-down to a detailed breakdown of each visualisation
Interact with other stakeholders by viewing and making comments on the visualizations
View the contact details of key contacts
Access the terms and assumptions to ensure that the data is viewed in the context described
Use the Module button to:
View both English and French summaries per country/district
Export both visualisations and/or raw data 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

6. Navigating the new site
Where and how for a seamless journey of the new Access-SMC site

7. Navigation bar to direct the user to 4 boards
Introductory tips and notes for navigation
Navigation bar to direct the user to 4 boards
Location:
Graphical views of data by program and geo-location
Strategic areas:
Placeholder for future expansions of the platform
Dashboard: Customisable for the user to pin selected cards
Modules:
Interactive English and French data
tools
Card Icons Explained
Number of comments per visualization
Pin visualization to the user dashboard
Drill-down to the detailed view
Export graphic (to PDF or JPG)
Card icons

8. Buckets: These contain graphical representations of the data
Click on the locations tab in the navigation bar to open a list of levels to view (circled)
Here the user can select the level of data to view – total , program, country, and district
Hovering over the location name will open a list for the next level. Click on the location name to load the profile for that region
The buckets are order-specific for the type of data the user can view for each geolocation
Buckets: These contain graphical representations of the data

9. Levels
Data is represented on four levels, accessed from the locations tab (circled)
Level 1 – Total level, showing cumulative visuals for both programs and all countries
Level 2 – The program level is split into Access-SMC and non Access-SMC
Level 3 – This is the country level, where countries are grouped according to program
Level 4 – Shows district level views for the country selected in level 3

10. High-level platform structure

11. High-level platform structure | Logging in
Web address:
Input individual User Name and Password provided, into the Login area (circled), and click on the login button

12. High-level platform structure | User Profile
Upon logging in for the first time, the user will be directed to the My Profile view
Basic information is requested, including the user’s name & surname, job title, country of relevance, as well as a profile picture.
Upon completion of these details, the information is submitted

13. High-level platform structure | Contributors
Selecting to view the Total level, will open the Total profile
The first bucket shows the core contributors
This bucket is only visible on the total level

14. High-level platform structure | Children Targeted
The next bucket is Children Targeted. Here the user can view the total number of children targeted, the % targeted children reached from 2015 to 2019, as well as the breakdown by age
This bucket is available on all levels
allows the user to save it to the user dashboard
allows the user a detailed view of the data

15. High-level platform structure | Detailed view
Here the user will be able to view data on one level lower than what is shown on the main page
Hovering over a bar will open a dialogue box displaying details of that data point
The comments box at the bottom of the detailed page can be populated by all users to raise or discuss certain points to address data questions or strategy

16. High-level platform structure | SPAQ Blister Forecast
The next bucket is the SPAQ Blister Forecast. Here the user can view forecasted information on blisters required and committed for 2015 to 2019, as well as by age for 2017
This bucket is available on all levels

17. High-level platform structure | Key Contacts
Scrolling down, the user will find the Key Contacts for the SMC project
The total and program levels have contacts for the MMV Project Manager and Regional Data Manager
The country and district level profiles will have an additional card for the focal point contact in the selected country

18. High-level platform structure | Terms and Assumptions
The last bucket on the total is that of terms and assumptions and acknowledgements
It contains a list of terms and assumptions used throughout the project to define and assist in calculating the data in the children and SPAQ blister buckets

19. High-level platform structure | My Dashboard
Once logged in, the user will be directed to the user’s personalised dashboard
The user dashboard can also be viewed by selecting the dashboard tab (circled below)
Preference cards can be added to My Dashboard
Top trending cards are highlighted on My Dashboard
The view contains twitter feeds related to malaria

20. High-level platform structure | Modules
The modules tab is an interactive platform which allows the user to view data on a various levels
Available in both English & French

21. High-level platform structure | Modules (country)
Provides a brief, condensed view per country
Selecting the district level view allows the user a breakdown by district for the selected country
Provides the user with high level information on partners’ contributions per the selected country
Directs the user to the District level view for the selected country
Select country to view
Directs the user to an exportable data table for the selected country
Contributors for 2017

22. High-level platform structure | Modules (district)
The district level view allows the user to select a year for which to view the districts in the selected country (as selected from the previous slide / country level)
Here the user will see the target and committed number of children as well as the required and committed number of SPAQ blisters
Directs user back to the country level
Select year to view data

23. High-level platform structure | Modules (data table)
An interactive data table allows the user to export data at granular level to Excel
Data available across multiple countries as well as multiple years
Directs user back to the country level
Select one or more countries
Select one of more years

24. Demo