Your dashboard

Your dashboard is the one screen that answers “what is my team up to right now?” — what they’re working on, what’s waiting for your OK, what it’s costing, and how the big efforts are progressing.

In short

• The dashboard is your home base: open it to see active work, approvals waiting on you, costs, and progress in one look.
• The Pending number counts things your teammates want your OK on — click it to go review and approve them.
• Tiles are clickable — tap a number to jump to the tasks or approvals behind it.
• You don’t need to read every panel — skim the top row, check Pending, and move on.
• This was called Command Center before. Old links still bring you here.

How to read your dashboard

Open Dashboard from the left menu. The screen is built top-to-bottom from “the headline” down to “the details,” so you can stop reading as soon as you’ve seen enough.

*The dashboard — a top row of headline numbers, then trend mini-charts, then panels for your team, recent work, and costs.*

A quick tour of what each region shows:

1. Headline numbers (top row) — at-a-glance counts: how many teammates you have, how many are Active right now, how much work they’ve done, your spend so far, and Pending (things waiting on your OK).
2. Trend mini-charts — small graphs of the last two weeks: how busy your team has been and how often work finished cleanly. A glance tells you if things are speeding up or slowing down.
3. Your team — the roster of your teammates with a simple health dot (green = all good) and how active each one has been.
4. Recent work — the latest things your teammates worked on, newest first, plus how the big efforts (“epics”) are progressing.
5. Needs attention & costs (right side) — anything that didn’t go smoothly, a short “today’s report,” what each teammate is costing, and a running activity feed.

Good to know — Start with the top row and the Pending number. That’s 90% of what most people need each day. The lower panels are there when you want to dig in.

Drill into a tile

The dashboard isn’t just for looking — most numbers are doors.

Find the Pending number

In the top row, look for Pending. If it’s above zero, your teammates have prepared something — a draft email, a post, a task to confirm — and are waiting for your go-ahead.

*The Pending tile shows how many things are waiting on your OK.*

Click through to review

Tap the tile (or open Needs attention (À traiter)) to see the full list. Open any item to read what your teammate prepared.

*Each waiting item opens so you can read it before you decide.*

Approve, edit, or hold

Give your OK, ask for a change, or leave it for later. Nothing goes ahead until you decide.

*You give the final OK — approve, tweak, or wait.*

You’ll know it worked when the item leaves the waiting list and the Pending count drops by one.

The same idea applies elsewhere: a count of work that didn’t finish smoothly links to those exact tasks, and each big effort (“epic”) in Recent work links to its own page.

Good to know — To act on the work itself rather than read numbers, use the Tasks (Tâches) page. To approve things waiting on you, use Needs attention (À traiter). The dashboard points you to both.

A note on the more technical panels

A couple of panels — Fleet health and the AWS Dev tile — show deeper operational detail (engine health, build runs). They’re there for power users and won’t affect your day-to-day.

Advanced — beginners can skip these. If a health dot ever turns orange or red, you don’t have to fix anything yourself. Check Needs attention (À traiter), and if something’s clearly wrong, see Getting help.

Your trust promise

Money and sending are always under your control. The Pending number is exactly that promise made visible — anything heading out of your account, or anything that costs money, waits there for you. Ask before sending is ON; nothing goes out without your OK. The cost panels are for visibility only; seeing a number never charges you.

What if it isn’t working?

1. All zeros or empty panels? A brand-new company has no history yet — numbers fill in as your teammates start working. Give it a few minutes after your first task.
2. A panel says “No data yet”? That’s normal early on. It’s waiting for the first results, not broken.
3. Numbers look stale? Refresh the page to pull the latest.
4. Pending stuck above zero? Open it and approve (or decline) the waiting items — it won’t clear on its own.

Still stuck? See Getting help.

FAQ

What does the Pending number mean?

It’s the count of things your teammates have prepared and are waiting for your OK on — usually something to send or a task to confirm. Click it to review and approve.

It used to say 'Command Center' — where did it go?

Same screen, friendlier name. We renamed Command Center to Dashboard. Any old link or bookmark still brings you here.

Do I have to understand every chart and panel?

No. Skim the top row and the Pending number and you’re set. The rest is there for when you want more detail.

Will checking the cost panel charge me anything?

No. The cost panels only show what’s already happened. Seeing a number never spends money, and nothing is sent or charged without your OK.

Why is everything zero?

Your company is new and hasn’t done work yet. As soon as your teammates start, the counts and charts fill in.

Next steps

Needs attention

Review and approve everything waiting on your OK.

Tasks

Open the work itself — assign, track, and follow up.

How work flows

Understand how a request becomes finished, reviewed work.

Getting help

Where to turn if something doesn’t look right.