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Main dashboard

/dashboard is the fixed standard overview — unlike custom dashboards, it can't be rebuilt, but it's available immediately and always up to date. It's the default landing page after login, unless a user has set their own home dashboard.

Health score

The large percentage at the top: the share of OK out of (OK + problems).

Health score = OK ÷ (OK + problems) × 100

What does not count: checks in downtime and accepted exceptions — both drop out of the calculation entirely (counted neither as OK nor as a problem). What still counts as a problem: problems with ACK ("in progress") — an ACK doesn't change the score.

100% only appears when there isn't a single open problem — the value never rounds up to 100% while anything is still open. An ⓘ icon next to the number explains this directly in the UI.

Disabled checks and checks on inactive hosts are always excluded.

Health bar

Below the percentage, a proportional multi-color bar with segments for Critical, Warning, No Data, Unknown (all "effective", i.e. suppressed cases removed), plus Accepted (blue), Info (teal) and Maintenance/downtime (purple), and finally OK (green). Below that, a summary line "X OK · Y problems · Z accepted · W maintenance".

Status tiles

Clickable count chips (Critical/Warning/No Data/Unknown/Accepted/OK) — each click opens the error overview with matching filters already applied (e.g. "5 Critical" shows exactly those 5, regardless of any default tabs).

Quick access

A row of tiles for Hosts (with an agents-online hint), Discovery (new devices), Collectors (online/total), Wiki, and Alert Rules.

Current problems

List with four tabs:

Tab Shows
Open problems without ACK
In progress ACK (marked as error)
Accepted ACK (marked as no error) — accepted exception
All unfiltered sum of all three

Accepted exceptions deliberately do not count as open problems — they only appear in their own tab. Info-mode checks never appear here; freshly created checks ("awaiting data") show as a blue pending share in bars and counter chips, not as a problem. Per row: host, check, status, tenant, ACK badge if any, "flapping" hint if any.

The First steps card can be ticked off by hand (the ticks belong to the user account) and disappears once everything is ticked. The former "Automatic setup" tile is gone — the feature lives under Discovery → Set up automatically.

Compact counts: hosts (with agents online), collectors (online/total), discovery (new devices), status (total check count).

Next

  • Custom dashboards — freely buildable alternative, can also serve as the home dashboard
  • Audit log — who changed what in the underlying state