Plan & spend
Your plan, what it costs, and how close you’re to its limits.
Dashboard
Read your workspace's health card, plan and spend, keys, recent changes, updates, and fleet health.
Dashboard is the page you land on after signing in. It answers one question — is anything wrong, and if so where? — and then hands you to the page that owns the fix.
It’s a starting point, not a workbench. Nothing is repaired here.
The Health Card
Section titled “The Health Card”The first thing on the page is a single sentence about your whole workspace, and it’s the only line you have to read:
| It says | It means |
|---|---|
| Workspace is clear | Nothing needs you. |
| Ready for public hubs | You are on the Free plan and nothing is wrong. |
| Review workspace signals | Something is degraded but nothing is blocked. |
| Configuration drift found | A hub’s running state and its saved state disagree. |
| Live status needs a refresh | The live feed dropped. The numbers on the page may be old. |
| Blocker detected | Something is stopping work. Start here. |
Beside it, a gauge shows how much of this month’s allowance you’ve used.
The Panels
Section titled “The Panels”Keys & access
API tokens and the access that goes with them.
Recent changes
What changed in this workspace lately, and who changed it.
Available updates
Skill, runtime, and hub releases you could move to.
Fleet health
Live load and condition across the hubs you’ve loaded.
Start something
The next thing to create, when nothing needs attention.
What your plan includes
The allowances behind every locked button in the console.
Where Each Signal Sends You
Section titled “Where Each Signal Sends You”| What Dashboard shows | Open |
|---|---|
| A locked action or a plan warning | Billing |
| A client missing or stale | Topology, then Connections |
| An access warning | Access rules |
| A skill, runtime, or hub update | Updates |
| An activity spike, or a question about demand | Analytics |
| A browser origin waiting for review | SDK origins |
| Several things wrong at once | status.thalovant.com |
Reading It In Order
Section titled “Reading It In Order”- Read the health card. If it says the workspace is clear, you’re done.
- Open what it names. A blocker or a warning names the thing that caused it.
- Check live status is fresh. “Live status needs a refresh” means the numbers below it may describe a moment that has passed.
- Deal with updates last. An available update is an invitation, not a problem; apply it when the workspace is otherwise quiet.
Dashboard Looks Right When
Section titled “Dashboard Looks Right When”- the health card says the workspace is clear;
- hub, connection, and access-rule counts match what you created;
- live status is fresh enough for the question you’re asking;
- every attention item is either understood or cleared;
- Topology and Analytics tell the same story about connections and usage.