# Dashboard

> The command center: summary stats, what needs attention, recent activity, and the modular grid you can rearrange to your workflow.

Source: https://productos.ca/documentation/pages/overview/dashboard (last reviewed 2026-09-30)

The Dashboard is where you land after sign-in. It's a **modular grid**: you arrange the tiles for the metrics, lists, and insights you check daily, and each tile is as tall as what it shows.

## What you'll see

- **Summary stats**: six tiles (feedback, themes, features, initiatives, releases, outcomes), each with a total and a one-line signal such as `12 new`, `3 at risk`, `2 overdue` or `4 pending`. Click one to open that list.
- **Needs attention**: stalled features, overdue releases and at-risk accounts, in one row.
- **Top feedback**, **Account health**, **Features in pipeline**, **Upcoming releases**, **Team capacity** and **Product backlog** tiles, each linking through to the rows behind them.
- **Activity log**: the most recent changes with links to the affected rows. The arrow opens [Activity](https://productos.ca/documentation/pages/overview/activity), the full list with filters.

## Customising the grid

Enter customize mode from the topbar's customize menu (`⌘,` / `Ctrl+,`). Drag tiles to reorder them, widen or narrow them from the handle on their right edge, and hide tiles you don't want. Layout persists per-user; teammates see their own arrangement.

Tiles size themselves. Nothing scrolls inside a tile: a list shows its first few rows, and more wherever the column beside it is taller, so the two columns end level. Space is left empty only where a list has nothing more to show. The arrow at the top of each tile opens the full list.

## Common actions

- `⌘K` / `Ctrl+K`: open the command palette. Find any page or entity by name (small typos are fine) or by its ID, like `FEAT-000123` or just `123`
- `⌘.` / `Ctrl+.`: open the AI overlay
- `⌘,` / `Ctrl+,`: open the customize-page menu

## Related

- [Golden Thread](https://productos.ca/documentation/guides/concepts/golden-thread): the mental model behind the dashboard's groupings
- [Roadmap](https://productos.ca/documentation/pages/overview/roadmap): the visual planning surface