Exploring the New techSHIP 2025 User Interface (UI) [Guide]

The techSHIP 2025 User Interface (UI) has been completely redesigned to maximize intuitiveness, navigation and space optimization.

The UI follows the same guidelines as other Techdinamics' products, ensuring a smoother learning curve and offering a unified experience.

This article guides you through the application-wide key features. It is divided into the following sections:

1. Sections
   1. Header
   2. Main Menu
   3. Main Content
2. General Records
3. Specific Entries

NOTE: Screenshots are used for illustrative purposes as examples.

Learn about contextual help UI elements in the Contextual Help (In-Place Articles & Tooltips) in techSHIP 2025 [Guide].

NOTE: For a full overview of all new features, see: What's New in techSHIP 2025: A Guide to the Latest Features [Information].

I. SECTIONS

i. Header

The header section is located at the top. Use it to manage the top-level behavior: display the main menu, switch between portals, language, and logged in user management:

A. Menu button: Displays or hides the main menu.

B. Portal switcher: Switch between portals.

C. Language selector: Switch between available languages.

D. Logged in user management: Access logged in user menu.

E. Log out button.

ii. Main Menu

The main menu has two main components, as detailed below:

A. Categories: Collapses or expands available menu items within that category.

B. Menu items: Opens the item's specific page.

NOTE: Learn more about the new main menu structure in Understanding the New Menu Structure in techSHIP 2025 [Guide].

iii. Main Content

This is the main content area. It displays the selected menu item details and allows you to perform actions on it.

The main content layout depends on whether you're viewing a list or editing a single entry. This is illustrated in the following sections.

II. GENERAL RECORDS

This view is commonly used when the main content includes many records, typically after selecting a main menu item.

A. Search components: Quickly find entries using the search bar, or click on the filter icon to open advanced filters and search entries based on their properties.

B. Action buttons: Add entries or use available buttons to perform bulk actions. Click on the help button to open the in-place article.

C. Entries: Displays available entries in a table format. Usually, action icons for each entry are available in the last column.

III. SPECIFIC ENTRIES

This view is commonly displayed when editing a specific entry (which usually happens when clicking the settings icon on a General Record view). Its available UI elements are highly dynamic: these are displayed depending on the content (thus, not always all the listed elements are available).

A. Breadcrumb: Displays your navigation path, from the General Records page to the current entry.

This is useful when navigating deeply nested settings, allowing you to move between levels or switch entries efficiently. For example: If you are editing a Billing Account and you need to go back to its Client page, click on its name to return to that section.

B. Actions: Perform actions on the current entry, or click on the help button to open the in-place article.

C. Main Properties: Displays the entry's main properties.

D. Tabs: Displays available tabs and their content. If the tab content has many records (as in the screenshot example), they are displayed as detailed in the previous section.