Dashboard and finding your way around
The first page after signing in: a live summary of your fleet, plus how the sidebar, top bar, notifications and account menu work.
Where:
/dashboardOn this page
What the Dashboard shows
“A quick look at your fleet right now.” Everything on it refreshes on its own.
Control
What it does
Add device
Opens Downloads, where you get the app or agent for a new computer.
Start a session
Opens Devices so you can pick a computer and press Connect.
Online devices
How many of your computers are connected right now.
Active sessions
Remote sessions running at the moment.
Open alerts
Alerts that nobody has acknowledged or resolved yet — see Alerts.
Assistant interactions (last 24h)
How often your team used the assistant in the last day (when the assistant is switched on).
Fleet CPU load (24h)
Average processor load across reporting computers. “No device health reported in the last 24 hours.” means no agent has sent health data yet.
Recent sessions / Recent alerts
The latest few of each; click through for details.
The top bar
Control
What it does
Workspace menu (your workspace name)
Shows the workspace slug and plan, with Workspace settings and Invite teammates (both open Settings).
Ask assistant
Opens the assistant panel. Shown only when the platform operator has switched the assistant on; its name is set by the operator.
Notifications (bell)
Unread count, Mark all read, Mark read and dismiss per item. Session Monitor alerts appear here too, e.g. “Session Monitor · Run finished” or “Session Monitor · Terminal idle”. When empty: “You're all caught up.”
Account menu (your avatar)
Profile opens Settings; Sign out ends your session.
Related help
Devices
Your fleet: connect to any computer, search and filter, star favourites, tag, group, wake and remove computers in bulk.
Alerts
Monitoring alerts from your computers (offline, high CPU, low disk, security warnings): acknowledge and resolve them.
Sessions and session history
Every remote session on record, with its event timeline, risk score, notes and AI summary.
The assistant
A technician-facing diagnostic copilot: ask about a device, get a fix drafted, summarise sessions. It suggests; it never runs anything by itself.