The console’s tenant pages, refreshed

The dashboard and activity surfaces were refreshed earlier this week. The tenant pages are next — the directory, a tenant’s detail page, the deleted list and the permanent-removal confirmation. Nothing new to do here and nothing new on show: the same tenants, the same actions, the same people who could see them before.

Tables stop running off the side of the screen. The directory, the deleted list, and a tenant’s users and pending invitations used to scroll sideways on a half-screen window or a tablet, which could put a row’s Open, Recover or Revoke out of reach. The columns that matter least now fold underneath the name they belong to, so every row’s action stays where you can click it. Nothing is lost, only moved — and a long email address wraps instead of stretching the row.

Empty is a state, not a blank. A tenant with no users yet, a search that matched nothing, a page past the end of the list — each now says what it means and what would fill it. The deleted list’s “no tenants have been deleted” reads as the good news it is, rather than as a page that failed to load.

Pages arrive in shape. Opening the directory, a tenant, the deleted list or a removal confirmation now shows the outline of what is coming, which fills in as it loads. Nothing jumps into place after a pause.

It looks like Sustentus. Headings, cards, forms and the notice banners follow the same type and colour as the rest of the product, in both light and dark. Status, setup and subscription badges keep exactly the meanings they had.

Everything else is where you left it. Creating a tenant asks for the same two things, permanent removal still asks you to type the tenant’s name, and a partner still sees only the tenants assigned to them.

The sign-in and invitation screens are the last of these.