# Home dashboard

> Source: https://docs.clonepartner.com/using/home-dashboard/

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# Home dashboard

The home dashboard is the page you land on after signing in (the `/` route, labeled **Dashboard** in the sidebar). It gives operators a compact overview of the orchestrator — how many Tasks are active, what is running right now, and the most recent Run activity — with links into the detailed screens.

## Screen overview

The page header reads **Dashboard** with the description "Overview of your orchestrator." Below it sit four stat cards:

- **Active Tasks** — the number of Tasks with status `active`.
- **Running Now** — Runs currently in the `running` state.
- **Total Runs** — the number of Runs in the loaded overview.
- **Scheduled** — the number of configured Triggers.

<!-- screenshot: home-dashboard-stat-cards | Home dashboard showing the four stat cards (Active Tasks, Running Now, Total Runs, Scheduled) with non-zero values -->

Under the cards, the **Recent Runs** panel lists the eight most recent Runs with these columns:

| Column | Contents |
|---|---|
| **Task** | Name of the Task that produced the Run |
| **Status** | Run status badge |
| **Trigger** | How the Run started (its trigger type) |
| **Duration** | Elapsed time |
| **Started** | Start timestamp |

Each row is clickable and opens the Run's detail page. The **View all** button above the table opens the full [Runs list](/using/tasks-and-runs/), which supports filtering and pagination. Before any Run exists, the panel shows "No activity yet — Runs will appear here once you execute a task or job."

<!-- screenshot: home-dashboard-recent-runs | Recent Runs table with a mix of completed and failed Runs, cursor hovering a row to show it is clickable -->

## To navigate from home

The left sidebar is available on every screen, grouped into three sections:

1. **Dashboard**, **Jobs**, **Runs** — the day-to-day operator screens.
2. **Templates**, **Tasks**, **Connectors**, **Triggers** — the building blocks: Job Templates, the Task library, stored Connectors, and cron Triggers.
3. **Data Explorer**, **Executors**, **Users**, **AI References**, **Settings** — tooling and administration. **Users** and **AI References** appear only for admin and superadmin roles.

Below the navigation, the **AI Assistant** button (⌘⇧A) opens the [AI assistant](/using/ai-assistant/) panel, and the footer shows your username, role badge, and a log-out button.

## Home dashboard vs. Job Dashboards

This screen is the application home — a fixed overview of the whole orchestrator. It is not the same thing as a [Dashboard](/using/dashboards/) attached to a Job: those are authored per Job from YAML, can contain domain-specific widgets (forms, charts, field mappings), and live at their own URLs under a Job. Use the home dashboard to spot recent activity; use Job Dashboards to operate a specific Job.

:::callout{type="tip"}
The stat cards summarize the data loaded for the overview. For operational decisions — retrying a failure, checking every run of a Task — open the corresponding list screen, where you can search, filter, and page through complete history.
:::

## Related

- [Tasks and task runs](/using/tasks-and-runs/) — the full Runs list behind **View all**
- [Jobs and job templates](/using/jobs/) — create and run Jobs from the sidebar's Jobs and Templates entries
- [Dashboards and sharing](/using/dashboards/) — Job-attached Dashboards, distinct from this home screen
- [Triggers](/using/triggers/) — the schedules counted by the **Scheduled** card