User guide / Using the app
Dashboard and navigation
The fleet at a glance, the sidebar, the command palette and how to customise the layout.
Dashboard
The dashboard is made of tiles (single indicators) and widgets (panels). Every one can be shown, hidden, resized (XS to L) and reordered by dragging or with the arrows. Click Personnaliser to edit; the layout is saved per user, and you can restore the default.
| Tiles shown by default | Tiles hidden by default |
|---|---|
| Machines, needing updates, security updates, outdated packages, needing attention, machines with no policy | Reboots required, awaiting approval, patches applied (7 days), failures and missed patch days (7 days) |
Widgets: fleet status, update status, patching (next patch days with their policy and host count, what happened this week, and a warning for machines no policy covers), fleet resources, packages most behind, vulnerabilities, systems, activity and the app center.
Navigation
- Sidebar: overview, fleet, patching, governance and administration, plus the Add agent button and your user menu. On a phone it becomes a drawer; on a desktop the menu button folds it to an icon rail.
- Pages: Dashboard, Hosts, Packages, Docker, Groups, App center, Tasks, Policies, Waivers, Vulnerabilities, Audit, Logs, Agent tokens, Accounts and roles, Settings. You only see what your role allows.
- Command palette: Ctrl+K (⌘+K on a Mac) searches pages, hosts and actions.
- Panels: forms and details open as a slide-over (policy editor, task detail, Add agent). Confirmations are small dialogs; feedback is a toast, and errors tied to a form stay inline.
- Language and theme: French (default) or English, light or dark. The theme follows your choice, otherwise the system.
- The server's version is shown at the foot of the sidebar and on the sign-in page.