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Dashboard

Dashboard is the workspace overview. It answers: what do I have, what is healthy, and what needs attention?

If you are unsure where to go next, start with Dashboard, then follow How Thalovant Works.

Use Dashboard as a starting point, not as the place to fix every issue. It points you to the page that owns the next action.

Thalovant Dashboard showing plan card, health summary, attention queue, updates, hubs, and clients.
Use Dashboard as the daily starting point: it summarizes plan, health, attention items, and updates.

Use this page when:

  • you just signed in and need the workspace summary;
  • a hub, client, permission set, plan limit, or update needs attention;
  • you need to decide whether the next page is Billing, Clients, Permissions, or Live Map;
  • you want to confirm the setup still tells one clear story.
Dashboard signalFirst page to open
Locked action or plan warningBilling
Missing or stale clientLive Map, then Clients
Access warningPermissions
Runtime or skill updateSkills or Runtime

Workspace plan

Shows your current plan, limits, hub addresses, help options, and next actions.

Live health

Shows live status when Thalovant has fresh information.

Needs attention

Collects hubs or clients with missing, stale, or warning updates.

Available updates

Highlights updates you can review when your workspace is ready.

Runtime signals

Helps point you back to Skills when live skill status or runtime updates need review.

The top of Dashboard summarizes counts such as hubs, connected clients, plan status, and live activity. Treat these as a quick pulse, then open the matching page for details.

For a clean review, move through Dashboard in this order:

  1. Plan: confirm your workspace allows the next action.
  2. Counts: compare hub, client, and permissions totals with what you expect.
  3. Live health: check whether status looks normal before making changes.
  4. Attention items: open stale, missing, warning, runtime, or permission-related items.
  5. Updates: review available releases when the workspace is ready for change.

Sometimes Dashboard can show normal workspace data while live status is unavailable. That does not always mean something is broken. Open the related hub, client, or Live Map detail to see whether the issue is a missing update, a stale update, or a real warning.

  • Start here after signing in.
  • Review your plan before creating hubs or clients.
  • Open attention items before changing healthy items.
  • Use updates when you are ready to apply newer releases.
  • Use Live Map when the issue is about whether a client is connected.

Dashboard looks right when:

  • plan status matches what you expect;
  • hub, client, and permissions counts match what you created;
  • attention items are understood or cleared;
  • update prompts are intentional;
  • Live Map tells the same story for connection health.