Dashboard

The Dashboard is the landing page after login (/dashboard). It has no create or edit actions of its own — it's a read-only summary that links into the rest of the UI.

Layout

The page is built from four rows of cards:

1. Model summary — four static cards describing how this Atom instance is configured: Tenant boundary (Global + tenant), Access model (Roles + assignments), Audit mode (Query-backed), and Operations (Health + keys).
2. Counts — live counts for Tenants, Entities, Profiles, Groups, Resources, Direct Policies, Roles, and Audit Events, each broken down by status (for example Entities shows active vs disabled). Every count tile is a link — clicking Tenants navigates to Tenants, clicking Roles navigates to Roles, and so on.
3. Operational gauges — DB pool pressure, Signing key risk, Audit retention, Rate limits, Expiring credentials, and Recent authorization denies, each with a status pill (ok, on, or a severity like high). These mirror figures also shown in more detail on Operations.
4. Analysis widgets — Entity Mix (a donut of principals by kind: Humans, Devices, Services, Workloads, Applications), Resource Kinds (top resource kinds from the first 200 visible resources), Attention Needed (orphan policies, expiring credentials, authorization denies), Authorization Posture (allow/deny policy and decision counts), and a Relationship trace diagram illustrating how Principal Groups, Roles, and Object Groups connect for a sample scenario.

Tenant context switcher

The Global / platform control at the top of the sidebar (above Overview) opens a Tenant context menu listing Global plus every tenant you have created. Selecting a tenant scopes list views and create-dialog defaults toward that tenant, but does not hide platform-scoped records — most list pages still expose their own Tenant filter column independently of this switcher.

Sidebar structure

The left sidebar is grouped into five sections, each linked from this guide:

• Overview — Dashboard, Tenants
• Identity & Access — Entities, Profiles, Groups, Resources, Roles, Permission Blocks, Actions, Direct Policies, Authorization
• Audit — Audit
• Operations — System Health, Signing Keys
• Developer — Endpoints, Playground

The Toggle Sidebar button (top-left, above the logo) collapses the sidebar to icons only, useful on narrow screens or when you want more room for wide tables.

Your own account — name, kind (Human), and a menu for Profile settings, Theme, and Log out — sits at the bottom of the sidebar. See Account.