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Dashboard

The dashboard is the main overview for the active workspace: project cards, recent runs, onboarding, invitations, tools, and account status.

This reference explains the term, its purpose, a practical example, common use cases, where it appears in Rima, and the closest product visual.
The Rima dashboard
The dashboard brings projects, runs, setup, and workspace tools together.

Definition

The dashboard is the main overview for the active workspace: project cards, recent runs, onboarding, invitations, tools, and account status.

What it is for

It provides a quick health check and shortcuts to the work you do most often.

How it works

  • The dashboard loads the active workspace and shows metric cards for projects, tests, total runs, and failed runs.
  • Panels cover projects, recent runs, onboarding, invitations, team members, email reports, bounty reports, extension access, and local devices.
  • Most panels support search, filters, sorting, and pagination, and collapse when you click their header.
  • A trial or billing banner appears when the workspace plan needs attention.

Example

After signing in, use the dashboard to see a failed overnight run, open its trace, rotate an extension key, and invite a teammate.

Common use cases

  • See workspace statistics.
  • Open or create a project.
  • Review recent failures.
  • Manage extension and local-device access.

Where to find it

Sign in and select Dashboard in the main navigation.

Limitations, requirements, and permissions

  • Requires signing in with an active workspace; counts and actions cover only data you can access.
  • Billing actions on the banner require owner or billing-management permission.

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