# Dashboard After logging in you land on the **Dashboard**: the overview with the key metrics for the selected environment. At a glance you can see which jobs are running, which errors have occurred recently, and how the loads are doing per source system. Click the **logo** in the top left (this can be your own company logo) to return to this Dashboard from any screen.  The numbers in the screenshot (1)–(6) refer to the components below: 1. **Quick-nav tiles (HomeNav)** — shortcuts to the main sections (Admin, Projects, Data sources, Load management, Data engineering). Tiles are hidden based on your permissions and when an organization has a single environment. 2. **Welcome block** — a greeting with your name and the active environment. 3. **Announcements** — messages from your admin as well as general announcements from Yres. 4. **Monitored jobs** — an expandable panel showing the running and recently finished jobs in this environment. 5. **Error logs (3 days)** — an expandable panel with the database errors from the last three days; the badge shows the count. 6. **Load history** — load history grouped per source system, expandable to the detail rows. ## Components | Component | What you see | |---|---| | **Jobs** (Monitored jobs) | The running and recently finished jobs in the selected environment, with status. Actions performed by ADF include a direct link to the ADF monitor. | | **Error logs (3 days)** | All database errors from the last **3 days** — for example when creating tables, installing changes, updating sources, and the detailed load steps. | | **Announcements** | Messages from your admin as well as general announcements from Yres (releases, downtime, other information). | | **Load statusses** | Loads grouped per source system; only the **latest** result is shown per source object. The period can be set in the top right. The log icon (ⓘ) opens the detail steps, and the link icon (↗) jumps to the ADF monitor. | | **Non-source-specific processes** | Data processes that are not tied to a single source system, such as loading Power BI models and writing views to tables. | | **PowerBI Model refreshes** | The status of model refreshes. | | **Persisted Views** | The status of persisted views. | :::note Latest result per source object Under **Load statusses** you see only the most recent load per source object. The full history of earlier runs is available via the log icon (ⓘ) and on the [Monitoring](https://yres.eu/en/wiki/frontend/load-management) screen under Load management. :::  *Pipeline run detail — click the log icon (ⓘ) on a load to see the status and timestamp per step.* ## The shared chrome (header, icon rail, sub-links) Every signed-in screen — not just the Dashboard — is framed by the same three navigation elements: the **top bar**, the **icon rail on the left** (the sections) and the **contextual sub-links** next to it.  The numbers (1)–(6) in this screenshot: 1. **Logo + organization title** — click the logo to return to the Dashboard (`/`). 2. **Environment switcher** — shows the organization name, a `·` separator and the active environment (e.g. *Acme B.V. · Production*). Only shown when there is **more than one environment**. 3. **Help "?"** — opens the wiki at `https://oogopdata.nl/en/wiki` (or `https://oogopdata.nl/nl/wiki` when your language is set to Dutch). 4. **Icon rail (sections)** — Home, Admin, Projects, Data sources, Load management, Data engineering. Visibility depends on your permissions and on the DWH version; **Projects** is hidden for an organization with a single environment. 5. **Sub-link sidebar** — the contextual links for the selected section (for Home: *Dashboard* and *Power BI dashboard*). The sidebar can be resized by dragging. 6. **Actions in the top right** — refresh, monitored jobs, notifications and the user menu. :::tip Error badge in the sidebar In the Admin section a **red badge** with the number of DWH errors appears next to *DWH logs* as soon as there are errors. On the Dashboard itself you see the same count on the **Error logs (3 days)** panel. ::: ## Switching environments Does your installation have multiple environments? Switch between them using the **environment switcher** in the top right of the top bar. The active environment — *Development*, *Test* or *Production* — has been displayed prominently next to the organization name, separated by a `·`, since **v1.53**. **How to switch environments:** 1. Click the environment switcher in the top right (the pill with *organization · environment ▾*). 2. Choose the desired environment from the list. 3. The screen reloads the data for the chosen environment; the title and metrics update accordingly. :::note Not available on every screen The environment switcher only works on screens where environment-specific data is meaningful (such as the Dashboard, Data sources, Run pipelines, Monitoring and the DWH logs). On other screens the switcher falls back to *Development* and is disabled. For an organization with a single environment the switcher does not appear at all. :::