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The Dashboard is the workspace landing page (/). It’s built from draggable, configurable widgets that you can mix and match per user.

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Available widgets

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Customizing the layout

1

Enter edit mode

Click the gear icon in the Dashboard top bar. Widgets get a drag handle and a delete button.
2

Move and resize

Drag widgets to rearrange. Drag a corner to resize. Layout is saved per user, so your view doesn’t fight your teammates’.
3

Configure each widget

Click the wrench icon on a widget to set:
  • Time window (7 / 14 / 30 / 90 days).
  • Chart style (area / line / bar / donut, where applicable).
  • Density (compact / comfortable).
  • Legend (show / hide).
4

Add or hide widgets

Use the Add widget menu to pick from the catalog. Hide anything you don’t need.
5

Exit edit mode

Click the gear icon again. Your layout is saved automatically.
Each user keeps their own dashboard layout. A teammate’s edits never overwrite yours. Use this to maintain role‑specific dashboards: an executive layout heavy on Health and Stats, an ML engineer layout heavy on Recent activity and Chart: Issues.
  • Recent activity (large, top‑right).
  • Chart: Issues (medium, top‑left).
  • Recent datasets (medium, middle).
  • Quick actions (small, top).
  • Health (large, top‑left).
  • Stats (medium, top‑right, 90‑day window).
  • Recent activity (medium, filtered to deletes / role changes).
  • Usage (small, bottom).
  • Stats (large, top, 30‑day).
  • Chart: Activity (medium, middle).
  • Recent datasets (medium, middle).
  • Usage (small, bottom).

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What the widgets are not

  • They are not custom dashboards: there’s a fixed catalog, you mix and match.
  • They are not exportable as a unit; widgets render live data.
  • They do not replace the Compliance posture overview, the Compliance page is the workspace‑wide source of truth for posture.