Dashboard

The dashboard gives users a quick view of process activity, flow status, schedules, configuration health, and recent execution results.

In the old HTML site, every page contained the full page layout, menu, header, footer, scripts, and then a small content area. In Starlight, this file contains only the page content. The layout, sidebar, search, table of contents, previous/next links, and mobile behavior are handled automatically.

Process Dashboard

Use the Process dashboard to review process-level activity and quickly identify items that need attention.

Typical process dashboard content includes:

• Process summary cards
• Active, completed, and failed process counts
• Recent process executions
• Process status indicators
• Navigation to process details

Dashboard Widgets

Use tables when you need to compare fields, status, ownership, limits, or expected behavior.

Widget	Purpose	Related Page
Process Summary	Shows active, completed, and failed process counts.	Dashboard
Flow Summary	Shows flow execution and service status.	Dashboard
Transaction Status	Shows recent execution results and failures.	Dashboard
Configuration Health	Highlights missing or invalid setup details.	Configuration

For configuration-level investigation, open the Configuration page and review the latest setup details.

Flow Dashboard

Use the Flow dashboard to monitor flow execution and understand how configured services are connected.

Typical flow dashboard content includes:

• Flow summary cards
• Flow execution status
• Service-level status
• Navigation to flow details

Configuration Dashboard

Use the Configuration dashboard to confirm whether required settings and service configurations are ready.

Typical configuration dashboard content includes:

• Configuration status
• Schedule status
• Error and warning indicators
• Quick links to update missing settings

Markdown Pattern

For normal documentation, write the content directly like this:

## Section Title

Explain the feature in simple language.

![Screenshot alt text](/images/mis/process_page.png)

- Step one
- Step two
- Step three

Table example:

| Column A | Column B | Column C |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Value 1 | Value 2 | [Reference link](/mis/dashboard/) |

Reference link example:

Read more in the [Dashboard documentation](/mis/dashboard/).

If a special layout is ever needed, Markdown can also include normal HTML, but we should use that only when Markdown is not enough, please check once again.