Dashboard

Navigate to Dashboard from the sidebar. Everyone sees the same Environments Dashboard — an org-wide view of environment usage, bookings, and requests. Provisioners, Admins, and Super Admins additionally see a second Infrastructure Dashboard tab covering cloud connections and Terraform activity.

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Environments Dashboard

Overview Cards

Resource-limit warnings (e.g. approaching your license cap for environments or users) appear above the cards when relevant.

Pending Approvals

A banner card that only appears when there's something to act on — pending bookings, environment requests, decommission requests, and (Admin/Super Admin only) pending user invites — each as a clickable count that jumps straight to the filtered list.

Environment Status

A breakdown of all environments by operational status — Available, Occupied, and Maintenance — each with a count and percentage of total.

These tiles read each environment's recorded status, which is a different question from whether anything is running on it. A shared environment is only recorded as Occupied once every slot is taken, so one with three of ten teams in it still counts as Available here. For "how much of what we can book are we actually booking", see Environment Utilisation below.

Analytics Charts

• Booking Trends — daily bookings over the last 30 days and monthly bookings over the last 12 months
• Environment Distribution — breakdown by environment type, cloud provider (AWS, Azure, GCP, On-Premises), and sharing model (shared vs exclusive)
• Environment Utilisation — how much of your bookable estate is actually in use right now (see below)
• Top Users — the top consumers by booking count, with name, email, and team — visible to every role, not just Admins

Environment Utilisation

Answers one question: how much of the estate you can book are you actually booking right now. Every environment falls into exactly one of three counts.

Utilisation = in use ÷ (in use + idle). Excluded environments are left out of both halves — they can't hold a booking, so counting them would make the estate look permanently underused. Decommissioned environments aren't counted at all: they're gone rather than unavailable.

Two things worth knowing:

• In Use means a booking is genuinely running — not the environment's recorded status. A shared environment is only recorded as Occupied once it's at capacity, so one with three of ten teams in it counts as In Use here while the Environment Status tiles above still show it as Available. That's the same estate described two different ways, not a contradiction.
• In Use and Idle are one split; "has free capacity" is a different one. A shared environment with one booking and nine free slots is In Use, and the chart says nothing about the nine slots. It answers "is anything happening here", not "can I still get in".

A badge beside the title reads the rate back as a word:

Critical means the estate is nearly full, not that anything is broken — at 90%+ the next request is likely to queue, which is a capacity-planning signal rather than a fault.

If there are no bookable environments at all, the chart reads No Data rather than 0% — nothing is being used because there's nothing to use, which is a different situation from an idle estate. The ⓘ beside the title carries these same definitions and the formula; click it to keep the panel open.

Environment Requests Queue

Lists up to 5 pending environment requests with requester name, environment type, and submitted date, with a link to review each one.

Cost Anomalies

Admin/Super Admin only. Shown when open FinOps anomalies exist, with counts by severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low) and a link to /finops/anomalies.

Booking Patterns Heatmap

Hour of day (0–23) vs day of week, showing when environments are booked most frequently.

Dashboard Settings

Click the settings icon (top-right) to toggle sections on or off: Overview cards, Environment status, Analytics charts, and the Heatmap. Preferences are saved in your browser.

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Infrastructure Dashboard

Visible only to Provisioners, Admins, and Super Admins, as a second tab alongside the Environments Dashboard.

Overview Cards

Terraform Run Status Chart

A chart summarising recent Terraform run outcomes.

Recent Infrastructure

• Connections — the 5 most recent cloud connections with name, provider, project count, and status
• Terraform Projects — the 5 most recent projects with name, cloud provider, workspace count, and status
• Recent Terraform Runs — the last 10 runs with status icon, run name, run type (Plan/Apply/Destroy/Refresh), and timestamp

Quick Actions

• Manage Connections → /connections
• Manage Projects → /terraform/projects
• View All Runs → /terraform/runs

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Next Steps

• Book an Environment
• View Environments
• Manage Members
• View FinOps