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# Dashboard

The Dashboard is the home screen after login. It gives you a quick overview of your activity and quotas.

![Dashboard](https://1075470145-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FV2n4UTcrS4SHhY2NTi0v%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-30e55ad386e14a486ea88780979a36ff21cd73c8%2Fdashboard.png?alt=media)

## What you see

* **Project count** - Total number of projects you have.
* **Scan quota** - How many scans you have used in the current period and your limit (e.g. 15 for Free, 300 for Basic, or Unlimited for Premium and Enterprise). Remaining count is shown when applicable.
* **CertStream quota** - For Basic/Premium: how many domains you are monitoring and your limit (e.g. 15 for Basic, Unlimited for Premium and Enterprise). For Free, the feature is not available.
* **Last activity** - Recent scopes with target domain, scan type, and date. Each item links to the scope detail page.
* **Tasks summary** - Your recent or running tasks with type, status (running, completed, failed, etc.), and description.
* **Queue summary** - Number of queued jobs (for Basic/Premium/Enterprise). For Free, the queue feature is not available.

## Quick actions

From the Dashboard you can open **Recent Projects** or **Recent Scopes** to jump directly to a project or scope. A **New Project** or **New Scope** shortcut may be available when you have no projects or no scopes yet.


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