Axis hub

A menu organized by module ("Finance", "HR", "Operations") forces the person to know the system's architecture before finding what they need. A menu organized by verb asks something else: what do you want to do now?

There are five: Sell (bring in work), Deliver (do the work), Collect (turn it into money), Know (understand what happened) and Improve (change what happens next). Every screen of the product lives in one of them — and each axis has its own color, repeated throughout the chrome.

The hub is the page of one of these verbs. You get there by clicking the axis; it doesn't appear as a menu item because it is the menu, opened up.

The question of an entire axis of the menu, and which screens help answer it. Each card says what that screen solves — instead of you opening them one by one to find out.

The screen exists, your profile could use it, but it isn't in the subscribed plan. The padlock is informative: it shows what the platform does beyond what you signed up for.

Each Tenka screen declares the owner's question it answers — "how much comes in this month?", "who is overloaded?", "what did we agree counts as done?". The hub groups by these questions, within groups with people's names, not table names.

You only see the screens your profile can open. If one you expected is missing, the matter is permission, and the path is to talk to whoever administers the account.

The hub uses exactly the same permission rules as the menu. A screen you can't access doesn't appear here — it's not the hub hiding it, it's your profile not reaching it.

Use the menu search (Ctrl+K): it searches by name, by synonym and by question — "collect", "who owes me", "delinquency" and "overdue" all reach the same place. The search also works when you know the screen by the name it had in another system.