Every action you take in ULagos 360° is tied to your name. When you mark a space as occupied, reserve it, or release it, the system records which tutor made that change — so the whole team can see in real time who is managing each space across campus. Without an identity, no space actions are available.Documentation Index
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First-time login
Open the app
Navigate to the ULagos 360° URL in your browser. If no session is saved, the identification modal appears automatically over a blurred backdrop. You cannot dismiss it without submitting a name.
Enter your tutor name
Type your name in the Nombre del Tutor field. Use the name your team will recognise on the dashboard — for example,
Ulises Lagos.Persistent sessions
You do not need to re-enter your name every time you open the app. On each page load, ULagos 360° reads your saved name fromlocalStorage and re-registers you on the server automatically. Your session survives browser refreshes and tab reopens for as long as the stored data exists.
Changing your name
If you need to update your display name mid-event, click the ⚙ (Settings) icon next to your name in the top-right header. The identification modal reopens, pre-filled with your current name. Edit the field and click Cambiar to save the change. Select Cancelar to close without saving.Action buttons on every space card are hidden until you are identified. The component checks
if (!currentUser) return null before rendering any status-change controls — so tutors who have not logged in can view the dashboard but cannot modify any space.User object structure
When you submit your name, the app creates a user object client-side and passes it to the server:| Field | Type | Source |
|---|---|---|
id | string | Generated as Date.now().toString() at login time |
name | string | The value you entered in the modal |
id is a millisecond-precision timestamp, unique enough to distinguish simultaneous sessions on different devices.