1. Purpose
The DLA Dashboard serves as the user-facing interface for license lifecycle management, validation, and governance participation. While TLaaS (LEX) manages the marketplace layer, the DLA Dashboard provides a unified front end for issuers, holders, and validators to interact with licenses, dispute processes, and compliance modules.
2. User Roles & Views
- Issuers
- Holders
- Validators (TLAAS/DLA)
3. Core Dashboard Modules
- License Management Panel — Issue, renew, transfer, or revoke licenses.
- Dispute Resolution Center — Submit, track, and participate in disputes.
- Governance Portal — View and vote on proposals.
- Analytics & Reports — Track license activity, revenue, and compliance status.
- Compliance Hub — Integration with Smart Compliance (S-CaaS) for KYC/AML checks.
4. Technical Design Considerations
- Responsive UI for desktop and mobile use.
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to restrict features by user type.
- Web3 Integration for wallet authentication and on-chain interaction.
- API Layer connecting to TLaaS, TLAAS, and DAL smart contracts.
5. Example Component Architecture
/components
/LicenseCard
/LicenseForm
/DisputeTracker
/VotingModule
/ComplianceCheck
/AnalyticsChart
6. Data Flow
- User connects wallet.
- Dashboard queries relevant blockchain contracts.
- Data is rendered in role-specific views.
- Actions (e.g., issue license, cast vote) are signed and sent to the blockchain.
- Results and confirmations displayed in real time.
7. Interoperability
- TLaaS (LEX): Marketplace transactions and listings.
- TLAAS (DLA): License validation and compliance checks.
- DAL: Governance voting and dispute resolution participation.
8. Benefits
- Unified entry point for all CHLOM licensing stakeholders.
- Streamlines license issuance, validation, and governance.
- Enhances transparency and participation in the ecosystem.
- Reduces friction for both technical and non-technical users.
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