Wireframe — Manager Home · Pulse + Exceptions (simplified, v3)

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1. 1 Header. Greeting + weekly arrivals and departures counts frame both sides of the 4-day horizon. The "8 working →" text is a soft link that opens a Team drawer when tapped — who's clocked in, who's on break, who's overloaded.
2. 2 Scope row. Department scope is a default for supervisors (validated 2026-04-16). Marcos lands in Cleans; James sees "All departments · All properties" and can narrow. Tap a pill to change. The only filter row; scope affects everything below.
3. 3 Day-chip strip (4-day rolling window). Today · Tomorrow · +2 · +3. No "yesterday" — managers plan 4 days out. Tap to focus on a specific day; "All 4 days" mode also available. Everything below reflects the selected day.
4. 4 Pulse chips — counting arrivals for the selected day. Explicit label "Today's arrivals · 14" above the chips. An arrival = one guest check-in on the selected day. Three buckets: On track (will be ready in time), At risk (needs monitoring — behind schedule, unassigned, failing AI), Needs you (blocked pending a manager action). Not tasks, not properties in the abstract — arrivals.
5. 5 Critical feed. 0–5 cards, P0 severity only, across any kind of work (arrivals and non-arrival: e.g., a lock outage on a vacant unit). Each is one-tap actionable.
6. 6 At-risk arrivals. Exception-based: only the problem arrivals shown explicitly. Each card now includes a turnover context line at the bottom: when the previous guest checked out (or "vacant since X"), and a Tight turnover badge when there's less than a typical cleaning window. Quick-tap-to-reassign opens from the unassigned card.
7. 7 Collapsed on-track. 11 arrivals collapse into one reassuring count. Keeps the home calm and the exception surface honest. Tap to expand.
8. 8 Today's departures (new). Dedicated section, one card, collapsed-summary style. Shows checkout count + how many create same-day turnover pressure + exception signals (late checkouts, damage reports, upsells to close). Tap to drill into the full departures list. Present here so James can plan empty-unit work and catch checkout-specific exceptions without making departures a peer to arrivals.
9. 9 Aggregate batches. Low-severity items grouped into counts. "3 cost approvals · 2 AI flags" — not 5 individual cards. Prevents alert fatigue (Principle 8 — scale without drag). Tap a card to drill in.
10. FAB (+). Manager's Quick Add: Task · Issue · Comment. Smart defaults from context.
11. Tab bar. Home · Inbox · Tasks · Properties — same four tabs for both personas (Principle 12). Properties tab is where "look up a specific unit" lives, so it doesn't need to be a home view too.