Operations Dashboard
The Operations dashboard is your production control room — a single read-only view of how the whole organisation's content work is flowing. It's free and updates from the same Requests, standups and activity log everything else writes to.
Open Manage → Operations (/operations).
What it shows
| Panel | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| KPI cards | Totals — requests created and completed, average turnaround, SLA on-time %, credits consumed. |
| Status breakdown | A bar view of requests by status (BACKLOG / TODO / IN_PROGRESS / REVIEW / DONE). |
| Workload | Open requests per assignee — who's loaded and who has capacity. |
| Activity feed | A reverse-chronological stream of recent events across the org. |
Where the numbers come from
Everything on this dashboard is an aggregation over data your team already produces:
- Status & workload come straight from the Requests and their assignees.
- Turnaround & SLA come from request timestamps and the SLA targets stamped by workflow stages.
- Credits consumed is the sum of charges on AI jobs spawned by requests.
- The activity feed is the immutable Activity Log — every create, assign, progress update, approval and publish is recorded with the actor, the verb, the target and a timestamp.
Because the activity log captures every state transition, the dashboard is always a faithful picture of what actually happened — there's no separate reporting step to run.
Operations vs. AI Project Manager
- The Operations dashboard tells you what is happening now — current status, workload, recent activity, totals to date.
- The AI Project Manager tells you what is likely to happen — timeline risk, projected completion dates, bottlenecks and capacity warnings, plus an on-demand written briefing.
Use Operations for the live picture and the AI-PM for the forecast.
Next
- Get forecasts and a written briefing → AI Project Manager
- Understand who can see what → Roles & Permissions