Gen3 Admin Dashboard

Dashboard

Start Here

1. Open Dashboard after sign-in.
2. Scan health, version, and alert cards first.
3. Drill into failing components before changing configuration elsewhere.

Why this matters

The dashboard is the first stop for whether the deployment is safe to change or needs incident response.

Details

The Control Panel dashboard is the operator landing page for deployment posture. It is intentionally compact: use it to confirm the current state quickly, then move into the specific admin workspace that needs action.

What the current dashboard shows

The active Gen 3 dashboard summarizes:

• total users
• enabled users
• license status
• license seat usage
• license expiry

It also exposes quick links into the highest-value admin pages.

When to use the dashboard

Use it at the start of an operator session to answer questions like:

• Is the deployment licensed and healthy enough for routine operations?
• Are user counts or license seats higher than expected?
• Which admin page should I open next?

What the dashboard is not

The dashboard is not a full operational console. It does not replace the detailed pages for:

• Users
• License
• Financial Controls
• Settings

Recommended operator pattern

1. Check the dashboard summary.
2. Identify the area that needs action.
3. Move immediately into the dedicated workspace.
4. Return later only for a fresh top-level posture check.

Best practices

• Treat the dashboard as a quick posture checkpoint, not a place for deep configuration.
• Use the license stats here as an early warning, then confirm details on License.
• Use the user totals here as a summary, then move to Users for actual changes.

Related pages

• Users
• License
• Financial Controls