> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.upmetr.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dashboard

> Your central command center for monitoring infrastructure health at a glance

The dashboard is the first page you see after logging in. It aggregates key metrics from all your connected cloud accounts, monitors, and agents into a single view so you can quickly assess overall health.

<Note>
  Dashboard cards are **module-gated** — you only see cards for modules included in your plan. For example, if your plan does not include Cost Tracking, the Monthly Costs card will not appear.
</Note>

## Overview Cards

The top section displays stat cards summarizing your infrastructure:

| Card                | What it shows                                                                |
| ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Cloud Accounts**  | Number of active accounts (and total)                                        |
| **Total Resources** | Discovered resources across all providers, with a count of running instances |
| **Monthly Costs**   | Current month's cloud spending in USD                                        |
| **Open Incidents**  | Unresolved incidents, plus how many are acknowledged                         |
| **Uptime Monitors** | Total monitors and how many are currently down                               |
| **Infra Agents**    | Total agents deployed and how many are offline                               |
| **Backups**         | Healthy backups vs. those with issues (stale or missing)                     |
| **Active Monitors** | Monitors currently reporting UP status                                       |

Each card links to its respective detail page for deeper investigation.

## Provider Breakdown

If you have connected cloud accounts, the dashboard shows a card for each active provider (AWS, GCP, Azure, DigitalOcean). Each provider card displays:

* **Accounts** — Number of connected accounts for that provider
* **Resources** — Total discovered resources
* **Cost** — Monthly spend attributed to that provider

Clicking a provider card filters the Resources page to show only that provider's resources.

## Quick Actions

A grid of shortcut buttons for common tasks:

* Manage Accounts, View Resources, Uptime Monitors, View Incidents, Infrastructure, Cost Overview
* **Admin-only actions**: Alert Rules, Status Pages (visible to admin and superadmin roles)

<Tip>
  Quick action buttons are also module-gated. If a module is not in your plan, its shortcut will not appear — keeping the dashboard clean and relevant.
</Tip>

## Down Monitors

When any uptime monitor is in a **DOWN** state, a dedicated section appears showing each failing monitor with:

* Monitor name and URL
* Last error message
* Number of consecutive failures

Click any monitor to go to the Monitors page. This section is hidden when all monitors are healthy.

## Infrastructure Health

When you have infra agents deployed, this section shows a mini card for each agent with real-time CPU usage, RAM usage, and online/offline status. Click **View Details** to open the full Infrastructure page.

<Tip>
  Agents that have not sent a heartbeat recently are marked as offline. Check the agent host if you see unexpected offline status.
</Tip>

## Recent Incidents

The bottom of the dashboard shows the 5 most recent incidents with:

* **Severity badge** (critical, high, medium, low)
* Incident title
* Relative time since the incident started (e.g., "2 hours ago")

A green checkmark with "No recent incidents" appears when everything is clear. Click **View All** to open the full Incidents page.

## Resources Breakdown

Next to Recent Incidents, two panels show your cloud resources grouped by:

* **Status** — running, stopped, available, etc. (with color-coded icons)
* **Account** — resource count per cloud account, with provider badges

Each row links to a filtered view of the Resources page.

## Setup Checklist

<Note>
  The setup checklist appears only for new organizations that haven't completed initial configuration. Once all steps are done, it disappears permanently.
</Note>

When you first create an organization, an onboarding checklist guides you through essential setup steps like connecting your first cloud account, creating a monitor, and inviting team members. Each completed step is checked off in real time.

## Dynamic Favicon

The browser tab icon changes color based on your overall system health:

| Color     | Meaning                                          |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| **Teal**  | All systems healthy                              |
| **Amber** | Warning — some monitors or agents need attention |
| **Red**   | Critical — active incidents or monitors down     |

This lets you monitor status at a glance even when the Upmetr tab is in the background.