Enhancing inRiver's Jobs Tool for Improved Performance

Dear all,

I would like to propose an idea for improving the response time of the Jobs Tool within the inRiver platform, specifically when it's loading a significant number of running jobs. Many users have experienced delays when accessing this tool, and I believe that implementing the following solution could significantly enhance the user experience.

Proposal: Adding a Filter to the Jobs Tool

Problem Statement:
The Jobs Tool in inRiver often takes an extended period to load, particularly when there are numerous running jobs. This delay can be frustrating for users who rely on this tool for monitoring and managing their data and product information. To address this issue and enhance the tool's efficiency, I suggest implementing a filter option.

Solution Overview:
The addition of a filter option to the Jobs Tool will allow users to narrow down the displayed jobs based on various criteria, making it easier to find and focus on specific job types, statuses, or date ranges. This filter would serve multiple purposes:

Improved User Experience: Users can quickly access the relevant jobs they need to monitor or manage without having to scroll through a long list of jobs.

Reduced Loading Times: By displaying only the jobs that match the selected filter criteria, the tool can load faster, especially when there are numerous running jobs. Users will see results more promptly.

Enhanced Job Management: Users can gain better control over their tasks by focusing on specific job types or statuses, which improves overall productivity.

Features of the Filter Option:
The filter option should provide the following features:

Job Type Filter: Users can select specific job types (e.g., import, export, validation) they want to view.

Job Status Filter: Users can filter jobs by their status (e.g., running, completed, failed, pending).

Date Range Filter: Users can specify a date range to view jobs created within a particular timeframe.

Benefits:

Faster loading times, even when dealing with a large number of jobs.
Improved user experience and productivity.
Greater control and focus on specific job types or statuses.

Thank you for your time and attention.

Sincerely,

Nikos