> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.jmapcloud.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.jmapcloud.io/en/jmap-cloud-portal/user-guide-for-jmap-cloud-portal/introduction/graphical-interface.md). # Graphical Interface The JMap Cloud Portal graphical interface includes the following components.


1	Header bar Displays the current section of JMap Cloud Portal shown in the main interface. Icons allow you to change the language and interface settings. Information about the logged-in user is also available: clicking the avatar with the user's initials displays options to change the password, sign out, or switch to another organization.
2	Toolbar Each icon provides access to a section: Dashboard: Provides an overview of the organization’s resources you have access to. Data Sources: Contains functions to create and manage spatial data sources. Projects: Contains functions to create and manage projects. Forms: Allows you to create and manage data editing forms. Jobs: Displays tasks executed by JMap Cloud Portal. Organization: Provides functions to manage administrative aspects of the organization, such as members and invitations. Icons are enabled or disabled depending on the role of the logged-in user. See the Roles section for details. The toolbar can be expanded or collapsed using the arrow located at the bottom of the bar.
3	Documentation Access Provides quick access to the JMap Cloud Portal documentation.
4	Section interface Displays the content of the currently selected section (the home section being the Dashboard).

## Sections Sections in JMap Cloud Portal generally display information in table format, and sometimes in card view, depending on the resource type. ### Table View In tables: * Each row corresponds to a resource: organization member, API key, file, job, spatial data source, etc. * You can display 25, 50, or 100 rows per page. * If the number of rows exceeds the page limit, the table is paginated. * The footer displays the number of visible rows and the total number of rows in the table. #### **Columns and attributes** Each column corresponds to a resource attribute, identified by its name in the header. An options menu (icon

) is also available for each attribute when hovering over the column header. It allows you to: * Sort rows (ascending or descending) * Filter data by attribute value (when a filter is applied, an icon appears next to the attribute name) * Hide the column * Show hidden columns * Pin the column to the left or right side of the table * Access other section-specific functions ### Card View Some sections, such as Projects, offer a card view for a more visual representation. Cards display a summary of information associated with each resource. #### Action menu per resource A contextual menu (icon

) is accessible: * In the Name column when hovering over a row in table view * Directly on the card in card view Available actions vary depending on the resource, but may include: * View information * Edit information * Create a source * Stop a task * Delete a resource * Other context-specific options Some actions can be applied to multiple selected resources at once. ### Adding Resources Each section (except Jobs) includes a button for creating a new resource. ### Displaying Resources In the Data Sources and Projects sections, the **Display** button allows you to choose between: * Displaying all organization resources * Displaying only resources that belong to you ### Date Format All dates are displayed using the ISO 8601 format (for example: `2025-06-18T14:30:00Z`). ## Multilingual Interface The JMap Cloud Portal interface supports multiple languages and can be displayed in French, English, or Spanish. The language icon

in the top bar, accessible from any portal section, allows you to select the interface language. When the language is changed, the portal returns to the **Dashboard**. You can also translate the names of resources such as projects, layers, tables, attributes, and more. When the translation button

appears in an interface or a field, you can select a language and enter the corresponding name. These translations are displayed in both JMap Cloud Portal and JMap NG applications.