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Dashboard

Last updated Aug 13, 2026
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The Dashboard (/dashboard/home) is the health board for the selected environment. It is where the console drops you after you pick a project, and it answers one question at a glance: is authentication working, and is anything unusual happening?

Dashboard

Everything on this page is scoped to the selected environment and to the time range in the top bar (default: Last 24 hours). Widgets are laid out on a grid — each one has an expand control to open it full-width, and a drag handle to rearrange the board.

Widgets

Insights

Four counters for the selected time range, paged with the arrows underneath:

Counter Meaning
Logins Successful sign-ins in the window.
Active Users who signed in at least once in the window.
New Users who registered in the window.
Team Console team members with access to this tenant.

Growth

A cumulative user-count line over the last 7 days, with a Trends / Growth toggle. The header shows the total user count for the environment. Environments with no users yet read "No growth data yet."

Readiness

A composite score — a percentage with a segmented bar showing how many checks pass versus need attention, and a "Last sync" stamp.

Underneath, Session health breaks out live Sessions, Failed sign-ins, and Lidar Signals. Policy coverage lists the security policies that matter most and whether each is configured:

Check Configured by
Password Authentication > Policies — password policy
MFA Authentication > Features — multi-factor auth
Geo Authentication > Policies — countries

Readiness is the fastest way to find configuration you have not finished. A green segment is a passing check; amber means the capability exists but is not enforced.

Event log

A live feed of recent activity in the environment, with a Hide synthetic toggle so generated test events do not crowd out real ones. "View all activity" hands off to Audit with the same time range applied.

Empty environments read "No recent activity — activity will appear here as users interact with your environment."

Providers

Sign-in volume broken down by sign-in method, with a count and share per provider (for example EMAIL — 3 · 100%). This is the quickest check that a newly connected social or enterprise provider is actually being used.

Locations

A world map plus a list of where sign-ins cluster geographically. Populated from event data, so it stays empty until sign-ins are recorded.

Resources

Shortcut tiles to Overview, Docs, API, and Status.

Dashboard vs Overview

The two are easy to confuse:

Page Answers
Overview "What are my IDs and what should I set up next?" — project/environment details, credentials, onboarding cards.
Dashboard "What is happening right now?" — traffic, growth, readiness, events, geography.
Read To learn how to
Console overview Find project and environment IDs and the setup checklist
Audit Search the full event history behind the event log
Lidar Investigate the signals counted in Readiness
Users Drill into the users behind the growth chart
Authentication Close the gaps Readiness reports

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