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Icons and badges

Urgency icons, scheduling badges, and visit flags.

What the small marks across scheduling and tasks mean.

Care urgency icons

Visit cards on the scheduling board carry an urgency icon based on how soon the visit is due. Work the board top down.

Icon

Label

Meaning

Red square with exclamation mark

Same Day

Due today

Three full bars

Next Day

Due within the next day

Two of three bars

Beyond

Due further out

Task priority icons

Tasks use the same icon family:

Icon

Priority

Red square with exclamation mark

Urgent

Three full bars (orange)

High

Two of three bars (blue)

Normal

One of three bars (gray)

Low

Three dashes

No priority

Clinician badges in the assignment window

Badge

Meaning

Suggested

Ranked as a good match by the scheduling factors

Suggested - Best fit

The top-ranked match

Prior

Has visited this patient before

Preferred

Listed as preferred for this patient

Restricted

Must not be assigned to this patient — assignment is blocked

Suggestions are ordering, not rules. Ranking weights are set by an administrator — see Configure scheduling.

Visit flags

Flag

Meaning

Do Not Move

The visit's day is clinically anchored (for example scheduled wound care). Moving it asks for confirmation first.

Pending offer icon

The visit is offered and waiting on the clinician's answer

Other badges you will meet

Badge

Where

Meaning

Possible duplicate

Intake board card

An existing patient may match this referral — review before admitting

Needs review (red)

Document Management

A document flagged for manual review

Missing info / Unverified / Pending change

Medication list (phone)

The medication needs details, verification, or is waiting on a signed order

Day 7/5 (red)

NOA Management

The NOA is past its five-day deadline

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