> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.hiveku.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Your Dashboard > The account home is a dashboard: the numbers your business runs on, arranged the way your team wants them The first page you see when you open an account in Hiveku is its **dashboard**. It shows the numbers your business runs on, such as website form leads, open pipeline, money collected and overdue receivables, next to the parts of the old home page: Welcome, Site summary, Recent projects, Account memory and AI credits. Others, such as open tickets and missed calls, can be added from the widget library. Each box on a dashboard is a **widget**. Owners and admins arrange the account's shared home, and everyone can build dashboards of their own. See [Customize a dashboard](/dashboards/customize). ## What opens ``` Dashboard (the account's home page) ``` When you open the dashboard you see, in this order: 1. **Your own home**, if you set one of your dashboards as your home. 2. Otherwise, the **account home**: the dashboard the whole account shares. 3. If nobody has arranged the account home yet, a **default home** that Hiveku builds for the account. It starts with Welcome and a row of numbers for the parts of Hiveku the account uses (Website form leads, Open pipeline, Collected and Overdue receivables), then Site summary, Recent projects, Account memory and AI credits. An account that uses none of those parts sees the classic home: Welcome, Site summary, Account memory, Recent projects, Explore Hiveku and AI credits. The default home follows the account as it grows. An account that starts using the CRM later gets its numbers without anyone changing anything, until someone customizes the home. ## The toolbar The toolbar sits across the top of the dashboard in one row. On a narrow screen, the comparison, **Customize**, **Refresh** and **Share** move into the **More** menu, and the dates stay. | Part | What it does | | - | - | | **Dashboard name** | Opens the list of dashboards you can open. See [Switch dashboards](#switch-dashboards). | | **Dates** | Shown when the page has numbers on it. The days the numbers cover: Today, Yesterday, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, This week, Last week, This month, Last month, This quarter, Last quarter, This year, Last year, Last 12 months, or **Custom range** (a From and a To day). | | **Comparison** | **No comparison**, **Compare with the period before**, or **Compare with last year**. Last year is offered for ranges of 366 days or fewer. | | **Refresh** | Asks for every number again. | | **Customize** (pencil) | Opens the dashboard for editing, for people who can change it. | | **Share** | Who can open the dashboard, who can change it, and copying it into another account. Shown to the person who made the dashboard, and to owners and admins on a teammate's shared one; the account home has no Share. See [Share and publish](/dashboards/sharing). | | **More** | The dashboard's own actions, such as Duplicate, Rename, Set as my home, Publish to the account home and Delete. Each appears only where it works for you. | Days are counted in the account's time zone (**Settings > General > Timezone**), so everyone who opens the account home sees the same days. An account with no time zone set counts in the time zone of its Calendar working hours, if it has any, and otherwise in each person's own zone. ## Pages A dashboard can have up to 10 pages, shown as tabs under the toolbar. Tabs that don't fit go into **More pages**. On a phone, one button names the open page and lists the others. A dashboard with one page shows no tabs. Only the open page loads its numbers. Each page has its own link, so you can send someone straight to it. ## Reading a widget Every widget has a title, with an **(i)** that explains exactly what the number counts. Its footer always says when the numbers are from, for example "As of 2 min ago · Oct 1 – Oct 14". Some numbers are true **right now** and don't depend on the dates: open pipeline, what clients owe, open tickets. Those widgets say **Right now**, and changing the dashboard's dates doesn't change them. A widget never shows a missing number as 0. Instead it says what is going on: | Widget says | What it means | | - | - | | **Not connected** | The numbers come from a connection the account hasn't set up yet, such as an ad account or Search Console. The widget links to where you connect it. | | **Not on your plan** | The account's plan doesn't include these numbers. | | **No access** | Your role can't see these numbers. Ask an account owner or admin. | | **Nothing in these dates** | Nothing happened in the dates you picked. Try a longer range. | | **Nothing here right now** | A right-now number with nothing in it, such as no open tickets. | | **Could not load** | The numbers didn't arrive. Press **Try again**. | Money in more than one currency is never added together. A widget shows one currency and says what the others come to. ### The widget menu Point at a widget (or, on a phone or tablet, use the menu beside its title) for: * **Open** the page the number comes from, such as the CRM pipeline or the Helpdesk inbox. * **Download CSV**: the widget's numbers as you see them. ### Numbers stay up to date Widgets on deals, contacts, calls and invoices refresh themselves when those change anywhere in Hiveku, at most once a minute, and widgets on [Your data](/dashboards/your-data) tables within 10 seconds. They keep showing the last numbers until the new ones arrive. A browser tab you aren't looking at waits until you come back to it. Widgets on form leads, tickets, tasks and website visits catch up when you reload the page, change the dates, come back to the tab after a while, or press **Refresh**. A button pressed on the dashboard itself updates the widgets it affects at once. ## Who sees what Every widget runs as the person looking at it. Two people can open the same dashboard and see different things: a widget on numbers your role can't see says **No access** for you, even on a dashboard someone else built. Sharing a dashboard never shows anyone a number their role hides. ## Switch dashboards Click the dashboard's name in the toolbar to see every dashboard you can open: * **Your home**: the one that opens for you, marked. * **Account home**: the dashboard the whole account shares. * **Your dashboards**: the ones you made. * **Shared by your team**: dashboards teammates shared with the account. * **New dashboard**, under the dashboards. * **Recently deleted**: your deleted dashboards, each with **Restore**, for 30 days. * **Your data**: the account's own tables that dashboards read. See [Your data](/dashboards/your-data). ## What's next Add widgets, arrange them and add pages Every kind of widget, and goals Your own dashboards, sharing and the account home See how the team is doing, with a weekly leaderboard This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.