Dashboards
Keep charts that each answer one question on a page for your project. Share the page, pin it to Home, read it over a window or a custom range, and move it as a file.
A dashboard is a saved page of charts for one project. Each chart answers one question about your traces, your runs or your releases. You make dashboards on the Dashboards page. Home is a different page with fixed metrics.
Dashboards need a signed-in person. An API key cannot reach them.
What runs today: you make, read, change, export and import dashboards on the Dashboards page, as a signed-in person.
What is not available: an API key cannot create, read, change or delete a dashboard in this release. See In API Requests.
Home in short
Home is the first item in the side navigation. You do not edit it. The time range menu at the top has Last hour, Last 24 hours (the default), Last 7 days and Last 30 days. Every tile, chart and list on Home reads this range, except the pinned dashboard, which reads its own window (see Pin a dashboard to Home). From the top down, Home shows:
- The dashboard that was pinned to Home, if there is one. See Pin a dashboard to Home.
- The tiles Total Traces, Traces with errors, Latency p50 and LLM Cost. The tiles leave out probe traces. When there are some, a banner says how many. Each tile links to the trace list with the same range. LLM Cost links to the Cost page.
- The card Behaviour (see Behaviour and detections), then the cards Latency, Errors and Models. The pickers Group the Models and Errors cards by and Score change the last two.
- The charts Trace Volume and Error Rate, the list Recent Traces and the card Top Performing Agents.
Click a bucket of Trace Volume, Error Rate or Latency to open Traces for that hour or day. Home draws one bucket for each hour when the range is 48 hours or less, and one for each day above. Error Rate adds the term error:true. The time menu of Traces then shows the window of the bucket, for example 2026-10-23 10:00 to 11:00 UTC. You cannot pick that row. Pick a preset to leave it.
A member or higher sees a menu on the cards Latency, Errors, Models, Trace Volume, Error Rate and Top Performing Agents. Its item Save to a dashboard… keeps the card as a chart. When no group is picked, the Errors card has two items instead: Save the error lines to a dashboard… and Save the errors by code to a dashboard…. A card that draws several lines, such as Latency (p50, p95 and p99), first asks "Which line do you keep?". Choose a dashboard that you can change, or New dashboard…, set the title, and click Save. The chart of the Cost page and the Trend of Releases have the same menu.
The Dashboards page
Click Dashboards in the side navigation. The table lists the shared dashboards of the project and your personal dashboards, the newest change first. It shows the newest 100.
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Name | The name, as a link, and the description |
| Charts | The number of charts, for example "3 of 12" |
| Owner | You, a name, A former member or Another person |
| Visible to | Everyone in the project or Only me |
| Home | Pinned to Home |
| Updated | The time of the last change, in UTC |
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| New dashboard | Opens the question picker. A member or higher sees it |
| Import a dashboard | Makes a dashboard from a file. A member or higher sees it, unless both caps are full. See Export and import |
| Find a dashboard by name | Keeps the rows with this text in the name |
| Show | All, Only mine or Shared with the project |
| Row menu | Open, Duplicate and Delete |
A project holds 50 shared dashboards. Each person holds 20 personal dashboards in a project. A personal dashboard does not count toward the 50. When both caps are full, New dashboard is off and the page says so. An admin or the owner also sees Personal dashboards of other people: the name and the owner of each page, and nothing more. They can delete one there, for example when its owner has left.
Make a dashboard
Pick a start
Click New dashboard, or click a card under Start from a question. The picker asks "What do you want to know?" and lists questions and templates. See Charts for the questions.
Check the chart
A question opens the editor with the chart already drawn. Change the fields if you want. The field Dashboard name starts with the question.
Save
Click Add to the dashboard. Risicare makes the dashboard at this save. If you leave before, no dashboard exists.
A dashboard made from a question is personal, with the window Last 7 days and no filter. Its name has at most 120 characters. A shared name is unique among the shared dashboards, and a personal name is unique among your own. The check ignores case.
A template makes a normal dashboard with four charts. You can change it. Every template card has the button Make this dashboard. The card of The release gate at a glance also has a Dataset select (the datasets with a completed run, and the one with most completed runs is set). The other two cards ask for no dataset and need no release. A name that is taken gets the next copy number.
| Template | The four charts |
|---|---|
| The release gate at a glance | The pass rate of runs on a dataset, cost per run, time per run and behaviour, each for the newest releases. It needs two releases. Without a dataset that has a completed run, the pass rate chart is left out |
| Cost at a glance | The cost for each day, and the model, the user and the release that cost most |
| Latency and errors | The latency and the failed traces for each day, and the model and the tool that fail most |
The Trend of Releases has the link Make a dashboard from this. It opens the release gate template with the dataset of the trend.
Read a dashboard
The header shows the name, the description and a line such as "Owner You · Everyone in the project · Pinned to Home". Charts read two at a time, and a card that waits says so. A person who cannot change the dashboard sees Copy link. Every role sees Export and Make this my Home.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Add a chart | Opens the picker. A dashboard holds 12 charts |
| Add a note, Add a section | Adds plain text (a note has up to 1,000 characters) or a title. A dashboard holds 24 cards in all, and 12 of them can be notes and sections |
| Menu More about this dashboard | Rename, Duplicate and Delete |
| Share | Chooses who can open it. Only the person who made it sees this |
| Pin to Home, Unpin from Home | An admin or the owner sees these |
| Export | Downloads the dashboard as a file |
Window, range and filter
The control bar sets what every chart reads. A chart that has a window of its own keeps it. The window and the range are a view. The address of the page holds them, so a link opens the same view.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Window | Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, Last 30 days or Last 90 days. A line says "You see Last 30 days. The saved window is Last 7 days." A person who can change the dashboard sees Save as the window |
| Custom range | Two dates, From (UTC) and To (UTC), then Show this range. Use the window goes back. A range is whole days, both ends included, at most 90 days. It is not saved |
| Environment | Adds environment: with the name to the filter of the view. It is not saved |
| Filter | The filter for every chart, in the language of the trace filter |
| Read again | Reads every chart again |
A member or higher saves the filter of the dashboard when they commit it in the bar; a screen reader announces "Filter saved". A viewer changes the filter as a view only, and a line shows the saved filter. A chart reads the filter of the dashboard first, then its own. Together they hold 32 terms at most.
Pin a dashboard to Home
| For the project | For you | |
|---|---|---|
| Control | Pin to Home | Make this my Home |
| Who | An admin or the owner | Every role |
| Which dashboard | One shared with the project, or a personal one that you made | One shared with the project, or your own personal one |
| How many | One for the project | One for each person in a project |
| Who sees it | Everyone in the project | You |
| Undo | Unpin from Home | Use the team's Home |
The dialog "Pin (name) to Home?" says: "Home shows the first 4 charts of this dashboard above its tiles, to everyone in the project." It also names the dashboard that Home shows now, which the pin replaces. A personal dashboard is shared with the project first, and the dialog says so. For your own pin, Home shows "Your Home: (name)" and the line "You chose this Home. It is only yours."
Home shows the dashboard in its own window, not the range of Home. With more than 4 charts, the link reads "Open the dashboard: 3 more charts". A pinned dashboard cannot go back to Only me, and nobody can delete it. Unpin it first.
Share, rename, copy and delete
Share opens "Share within the project". Only me means only you can open it. Everyone in the project means every person in the project can open it, a viewer can read it, and a member can change it. No public link exists. Copy link is in the header for a person who cannot change the dashboard, and in the Share dialog for the person who made it. It copies the address of the dashboard without your window, range or filter, and the address opens for a person of the project only. To share a view, copy the address from the browser.
Duplicate makes a personal copy named for example "Support (copy)". The copy has the charts, the window and the filter. It does not have the notes and sections.
Delete asks "Delete the dashboard (name)? Its 5 charts are deleted too." The delete is permanent. Only the person who made a personal dashboard can delete it from its page. For a shared dashboard, the person who made it, an admin or the owner can delete it. For a pinned dashboard, the dialog first asks "Unpin the dashboard (name) from Home to delete it?" and the button reads Unpin from Home.
Export and import a dashboard
Export downloads (name).risicare-dashboard.json. Any role can export. The file has the format risicare-dashboard/1. It holds the name, the description, the window, the filter and the cards. It holds no id of a project, a person, a chart or a card. A dataset is there by its name.
Import a dashboard is on the list for a member or higher. It is hidden when both caps are full: 50 shared dashboards in the project, and 20 personal dashboards of yours. Choose a file made by Export, up to 64 KiB. The dialog checks it against this project before it imports. It writes nothing at that step. It lists each card with Card, Status and What the import found. A status is Ready, Needs a dataset, Filter refused, Axis not allowed, Unknown measure, Unknown value or Not valid. When a card is not ready, the box Import the ready cards only shows. Check it to leave out the cards that are not ready. Type the Name of the new dashboard, then click Import.
The import makes a new personal dashboard. It never changes a dashboard that exists. If you keep the proposed name and you already have a dashboard with that name, Risicare adds " (imported)". A file from another organization is refused. A dashboard file can be imported into the organization that made it only.
Who can do what
| Action | Viewer | Member | Admin | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Read a shared dashboard, Export, Make this my Home | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Make, duplicate or import a dashboard, Save to a dashboard… | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Change a shared dashboard: charts, notes, window, filter, name | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Pin to Home | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Delete a shared dashboard | Its maker | Its maker | Yes | Yes |
| See and delete the personal dashboards of other people | No | No | Yes | Yes |
Only the person who made a personal dashboard can open or change it. Only the person who made a dashboard can Share it. A viewer sees "Your role in this project can read dashboards. A member can add charts." See also the permission matrix.