Good morning, Tom

1 · One action surface, not nine. Absorbs my-queue, disbursements, kyc, compliance-cases, deadlines, signing-queue, amendments, construction-draws and intake — the entire Action Required nav group collapses to one item.
2 · Configuration is durable, not a filter bar. Saved views, group visibility, group order, grouping mode and density persist per user. A coordinator who never carries improvement files hides that group once and never sees it again. Views are the real unit: Morning triage and End-of-day sweep are different jobs, not different filters.
3 · The triage bar filters; it does not decorate. Each figure is a toggle that narrows the list below. A number a coordinator cannot act on is a dashboard, and this is not a dashboard.
4 · Every row carries its real action inline, with bulk-select for the repetitive ones. Every row deep-links to the file at the section it concerns — never the Overview tab.
5 · Groups ordered by urgency. Statutory deadlines first: a blown 45-day is unrecoverable, a late countersignature is not. Empty groups stay visible with a Clear pill so the list is trustworthy, and their empty state teaches what would land there.
6 · Four-eyes is stated, not silently filtered. A proposal you originated is excluded from your approval group and the exclusion is named, with who it routed to.
7 · Keyboard-first. A coordinator clearing 24 items should never need the mouse. Scope toggle (My files / My team / All offices) is the tier hook — the same queue serves a coordinator, a division manager, and a multi-office leader.
8 · The headline greeting is time-of-day aware. Good morning / Good afternoon / Good evening switches on the viewer's local clock, and the first name comes from the signed-in profile. This drawing freezes the morning state; the shipped page renders whichever greeting the moment calls for. My Queue stays the nav and tab label — only the page headline changes to the greeting.
Light and dark are both designed here. All names, amounts, and references are synthetic demo data.