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The dashboard is the health overview for your current team. It combines recent check data, active issues, pinned sites, and quick actions.

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Health overview

At the top of the dashboard, SitePulse summarizes:
  • Total sites monitored
  • Uptime this month
  • Checks run today
  • Open issues
Use these cards to spot whether the current team is healthy before opening individual sites.

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Attention sections

When SitePulse detects problems, the dashboard groups affected sites by latest check state:
SectionMeaning
Down sitesLatest status check says the site is unavailable
SSL issuesLatest SSL check reports an invalid or risky certificate
DNS issuesLatest DNS check reports a hard failure or expected-record mismatch
Broken linksLatest broken-link check found failing URLs
Low performanceLatest performance check breaches configured thresholds
Each section links to the filtered Sites view. You can collapse sections you do not need to inspect right now.

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Pinned sites

Pinned sites appear in a dedicated dashboard area with uptime context. Pin important production sites, customer sites, or launch-critical URLs so they stay visible without filtering. Manage pinning from the Sites list or an individual site.

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Quick actions

The dashboard provides shortcuts to:
  • Add a site
  • Configure team monitoring
  • Configure notifications
  • View issues
  • Run common manual checks
Manual check shortcuts respect the current team’s plan, enabled tools, and monthly manual-check limit.

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Notification setup reminder

If a team has no notification destinations and you can manage notifications, SitePulse can show a reminder on the dashboard. Use it to open Notifications, then add email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, or webhook destinations. You can dismiss the reminder for the current team.

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Current team context

Dashboard data always belongs to your current team. Switch teams from Teams or the team selector before interpreting health totals, issue counts, billing usage, or notification settings.