Dashboard

The Dashboard is the first page of your organization: an at-a-glance summary of what needs attention across your newsdesks. It is read-only. Every card ends in a link to the page where you act on what you see.

Every member of the organization can open it, Viewers included. In the sidebar it is the top item, Dashboard.

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The page has four cards:

• Pitches overview shows New pitches awaiting review, the count of unreviewed pitches, split By newsdesk and By topic. Choose a row to open Pitches narrowed to that newsdesk or topic, or View pitches for the whole queue.
• Top pitches shows how many pitches are new, approved and dismissed, then the highest-ranked pitches with their Title, Score and Status. Choose a count to open the pitches in that status, a row to open the pitch, or View all pitches. Drafts of manual pitches that their creator has not sent to the desk are not counted.
• Recent stories shows how many stories are Enriched, then the stories updated most recently. Choose a row to open the story, or View all stories.
• Data source health shows how many sources have stopped producing, for example "2 sources stalled", or "0 sources stalled". When something is stalled, the count is a link that opens Data Sources filtered to the stalled ones; View data sources is always there.

A new organization has little to show at first: the cards say No pitches yet. and No recently updated stories. until articles have been collected and grouped into events. See The pipeline for how pitches come about.

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Two controls at the top filter the cards:

1. Choose a newsdesk from the newsdesk picker, which starts on All newsdesks.
2. Choose a time range from the time range picker: Last hour, Last 6 hours, Last 24 hours, Last 7 days or Last 30 days. It starts on Last 6 hours.

The two pitch cards and Recent stories follow both controls. Data source health always counts every source in your organization, whatever you choose: a source can feed several newsdesks, and a source that stopped weeks ago would otherwise look healthy in a short window. The links on the two pitch cards carry your newsdesk and time range with them, so the page you land on shows the same slice, with the newsdesk shown as a filter you can remove. The Recent stories links keep only the newsdesk.

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• The API: Dashboard returns what these cards show in one call.
• AI assistants: the Insights tools include top_pitches and pitch_review_digest.
• The pages the cards lead to: Pitches, Stories and Data Sources.