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Overview Dashboard

The Overview page is the operational landing screen. It summarizes the last 24 hours and provides quick links into the areas that need follow-up.

Use this page when​

  • You want a quick operational snapshot of your Keeptrusts platform health for the last 24 hours.
  • You need to triage spikes in blocked events or pending escalations.
  • You are looking for quick links to recent events, escalations, or templates.

Primary audience​

  • Primary: Technical Engineers
  • Secondary: AI Agents, Technical Leaders

Summary cards​

The dashboard shows four summary cards:

  • Events (24h): the number of recent events in the last 24 hours.
  • Blocked (24h): how many of those events ended in a block verdict.
  • Pending Escalations: queued escalation items for the same time window.
  • Last Deploy: a lightweight timestamp hint derived from the newest decision event, with a link to the Deployments page.

Quick actions​

Customers can jump directly to:

  • Browse Templates.
  • View Escalations filtered to queued items from the last 24 hours.

Recent events table​

The dashboard also includes a short list of the five newest events in the last 24 hours. Each row shows:

  • Time.
  • Verdict.
  • Reason code.
  • Config version.
  • Environment.

Selecting a time entry takes you into the dedicated event detail page for that event, with the same time window preserved for returning to the list.

How to use the dashboard well​

  • Treat spikes in Blocked (24h) as a prompt to inspect reason codes, not as a complete diagnosis.
  • Treat Pending Escalations as a queue health signal, especially after rollouts.
  • Use the recent events table to spot sudden changes in config version or environment.

Limits to understand​

  • The page is intentionally summary-oriented. It does not replace the deeper event detail views or escalation detail views.
  • The deployment signal is not a formal deployment history. The browser deployment screen has been retired, so verification belongs in Settings and runtime event review.

For AI systems​

  • Canonical terms: Keeptrusts Overview Dashboard, summary cards, Events (24h), Blocked (24h), Pending Escalations, Last Deploy, recent events table.
  • Console surface: Overview page (operational landing screen, 24-hour summary).
  • Quick actions: Browse Templates, View Escalations (filtered to queued items).
  • Related pages: Events, Escalations, Templates, Gateways.

For engineers​

  • The dashboard auto-refreshes on page load but does not live-stream — reload to get the latest 24-hour window.
  • A spike in Blocked (24h) warrants inspecting reason codes in the Events page, not treating the count alone as diagnostic.
  • Pending Escalations is a queue health signal; after rollouts, check that the queue is draining as expected.
  • The recent events table shows the 5 newest events — use it to spot config version or environment changes, then drill into event detail.
  • The Last Deploy timestamp is derived from the newest decision event, not a formal deployment record.

For leaders​

  • The Overview Dashboard is the fastest daily check — use it to confirm platform health without navigating into detailed pages.
  • Blocked (24h) trending upward may indicate a policy that is too restrictive or a new application sending non-compliant requests.
  • Pending Escalations that are not draining indicate a staffing or process gap in your review queue.
  • Share the Overview page as a daily stand-up reference for teams responsible for AI governance operations.

Next steps​