Your organisation's dashboard is a page that gathers the figures that matter onto one screen and keeps them in step with the entries behind them.
A dashboard is a page the assistant builds, so each one shows what the people who built it asked for rather than a fixed set of widgets. The full guide to reading them will follow.
Opening a dashboard
Shared dashboards appear in the main navigation, alongside your directory and entries. A page with tabs shows them across the top: select one to see what it holds. The tab you are on is part of the page's address, so a link you share opens on the same tab.
Keeping it current
Every figure reads live from your entries, and the header says when the page last updated ("Updated 1:38 pm"). Figures change in place as entries change. To hold the page still while you read it, choose Pause updates from the page's ⋯ menu: the header then says Paused, and Show updates appears when something has changed. Resume updates goes back to live. Pyron remembers your setting.
If a widget can't load, it says so by name, with Retry. If you can edit the page, Fix opens the page's draft with the assistant beside it, ready to fix it. When no widgets can load at all, one notice at the top of the page says so and keeps retrying.
If the page has filters, change them in the bar under the header: Pyron remembers them, so the page opens on them for you next time. Reset goes back to the page's own filters. If you can edit the page, Save makes the filters you see the page's own for everyone, and reads Saved once they are.