The status of your digital assets on one screen
The dashboard shows how many assets are critical, which ones need action and which renewals are coming in the next 12 months. On Professional, you build your own dashboards with exactly the widgets you use.
What matters most is at the top.
At the top of the dashboard are four numbers: how many assets are critical, need attention, are fine or have an unknown status. Right below is the "Requires action" list with the assets to deal with first.
Then come three charts: status by department, renewals over the next 12 months and how your assets split across low, medium and high risk. The numbers come from the asset register and follow the same status model as the asset list.
At a glance you can see whether anything is on fire, without going through the assets one by one.
Start with what is urgent.
The "Requires action" list gathers the assets marked critical or needing attention. Critical ones come first, and within each level the nearest deadline comes first. Click a name to open the asset.
A typical example: at the top of the list is a high-risk account with no documented login, and just below it a domain whose renewal is coming up. Now you know your first tasks of the week.
The dashboard does not just show how things stand, but also where to begin.
See where the risk builds up.
The department chart shows, for each department, how many assets are critical, need attention, are fine or have an unknown status. The renewals chart shows how many assets renew in each of the next 12 months.
A typical example: the chart shows that most critical assets sit in marketing, and that four renewals fall in the same month. You know both where the next review should start and when to set time aside for the renewals.
You prioritise from the whole picture, not just from the asset that last caused trouble.
Build your own overview.
On Professional, you can customise the dashboard: add widgets from a catalogue, move them, resize them and remove the ones you do not use. The catalogue includes key figures, charts, lists of renewals and expiring access, action items from your audits and a text note.
A typical example: one dashboard for day-to-day operations with this week's deadlines and expiring access, and one for the management meeting with the risk distribution and assets by category. You can have up to five dashboards and rename, copy and reset them.
Each screen shows what it is used for. Dashboards belong to the company, so every user sees the same ones.
Status without searching
What matters first
The status numbers and the "Requires action" list sit at the top, before everything else on the page.
The same numbers everywhere
The dashboard works out status with the same model as the asset list, so the two never disagree.
Customise on Professional
On Professional, you choose the widgets and layout yourself and can have up to five dashboards.
Questions and answers
What would your dashboard show today?
Create a free account and add your first assets. The dashboard fills in as your register grows.
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