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Dashboard is the first view in the icon rail — sometimes called the Analytics Graph, after the data model it queries. It has two halves: a set of out-of-box dashboards down the left, and a free-form chat interface that queries your tenant in plain language. The Analytics Graph view showing dashboards, saved chats, and starter prompts

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Dashboards

Six dashboards ship with the product, listed at the top of the left panel:
Most dashboards follow the current scope. Token spend does not — it reports tenant-wide figures and does not narrow when you scope in. For scoped cost, use the Token volume series on the Explore activity surface.
Dashboards are canvases. The same object appears as a tab in Explore rendered against your current scope, and is edited in the Library.

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Ask the Analytics Graph

The chat interface queries the tenant data you can access and renders results as tables, charts, and canvases inline. Access is bound by your role — the agent only reaches data your grants already allow, so two people can legitimately get different answers to the same question. See Access Control.

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Starter prompts

Six starters sit on the empty state, each a real query you can run or edit:
Notice how specific the starters are — each names a window, a grouping, and often a rendering (“make the cluster cells clickable”, “build it as a canvas”). Questions phrased that way produce far better answers than open-ended ones, and you can ask for an interactive result or ask it to persist the answer as a canvas.
Profile your AI usage sits below the starters and tailors suggestions to what your organization actually does with AI.

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Chats

Conversations are saved in the Chats list with a relative timestamp, so an investigation can be picked up later. New chat starts a fresh one, and chats open as tabs so several can run side by side.