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Empty states#

An empty state is the screen i-doit up shows when there is nothing to display, for example, a Finder table with no matching objects, or a 404 page. Each empty state combines a heading, a short helper paragraph, an illustrative graphic, and (where appropriate) a call-to-action button that gets you out of the dead-end.

This page catalogs the empty states that appear during normal use.

Catalog#

No objects found: Finder#

Shown on /finder when the active class plus filter combination returns zero rows.

Finder empty state: a magnifying glass illustration over the heading "No objects found", helper text "Check your search terms or clear your search to try again", and a "Clear filters" action button.

  • Heading: No objects found
  • Body: Check your search terms or clear your search to try again.
  • Action: Clear filters removes every active filter chip; the class selection itself is left untouched.

The same empty state is reused on any class-scoped Finder table, including the class list and Locations.

Define network definition: IP addresses tab#

Shown on the IP addresses category of a Network object when the Network definition is missing. See IP address management for the full attribute list.

  • Heading: Missing network definition
  • Body: Please enter network definition first to be able to create IP addresses.
  • Action: Add opens the Network definition form pre-focused on the Section field.

The Add + and Unassign buttons above the table stay disabled until a network definition is saved.

No saved searches: Edit dropdown#

Shown inside the Edit ⌄ dropdown above the Finder table when the active class has no saved searches yet.

  • Heading: No saved searches yet
  • Body: Configure a filter, then save it as a view to see it here.
  • Action: None, the prompt itself directs you to the Set filter dialog.

No reports: Report Manager#

Shown on /report when the tenant has no reports. See Report Manager.

  • Heading: No reports yet
  • Body: Create your first report to combine attributes from multiple classes.
  • Action: Add + opens the report-creation modal.

404, Page not found#

Shown when a deep-linked URL no longer resolves, for example, an object that has been deleted, or a malformed object ID.

  • Heading: Page not found
  • Body: The page you were looking for does not exist or you do not have access to it.
  • Action: Back to Finder returns you to /finder.

Access denied#

Shown when you reach a surface that your role or permissions do not cover, for example, a settings sub-page that requires Manage Subscription. See Rights and permissions.

  • Heading: You do not have access to this page
  • Body: Ask your administrator to grant you the right or permission required for this surface.
  • Action: Back to Finder.

Conventions#

  • The illustration sits above the heading.
  • The action button uses the same primary-button style as elsewhere in the app.
  • Body copy is one short sentence, never a paragraph.
  • An empty state never replaces global chrome (top bar, sidebar), it only fills the content area.

Further readings#