Workspace · document 18

Overview

In the workspace: /dashboard

Availability

Included on every plan, including the free trial

This document is open to every reader on every plan. Availability tells you what a plan includes; it does not decide what you may read.

What it is for

The first page you meet after signing in, and it answers three questions before you have asked them: what you are paying for, how much of this month you have already spent, and which of your projects needs attention. It is a starting point rather than a report, so everything on it is a link to the place where the work happens.

How to use it

Read the plan chip and the audits-this-month figure in the page head first. Those two decide what the rest of the day can contain.
Work down the project list. A project with no verified ownership or no recent audit is where to start, not the one with the newest activity.
Follow a figure rather than a menu. Every number on this page links to the page that produced it, which is faster than navigating to it.

Reading the result

The audits figure is used against your monthly allowance, not a countdown to zero, and it resets with your billing period rather than on the first of the month. An unlimited plan says so in words instead of printing a number no one can act on. The project rows show the last audit and the verification state, because those are the two facts that decide whether a project can be worked on at all.

What it cannot tell you

It summarises what this platform has recorded, and it is not a health score for your website: a project with no findings may simply not have been audited recently. It also cannot tell you what changed since your last visit, which is what the Regression Guard exists for.

What it keeps

Nothing of its own. Every figure here is read from the records the other pages wrote, so this page cannot disagree with them and there is nothing to clear.