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Getting to Know the Home Screen

Guide

After logging in and selecting a workspace, the first screen displayed is the dashboard panel. It serves as the platform’s home screen and presents a consolidated view of workspace operations through charts and indicators.

  • Dashboards are displayed in a responsive grid that can be rearranged and resized
  • Each dashboard card shows the title, chart type, and corresponding data
  • You can filter by date range and category to refine the view
  • Data is automatically updated in real time via SSE

The navigation bar is fixed at the top of the screen and contains the platform’s main controls:

ElementDescription
Menu buttonOpens and closes the left side menu
Workspace selectorSwitches between available workspaces/workspaces
Page titleDisplays the current page name (visible on larger screens)
BreadcrumbNavigation path indicating the current location in the platform
Credit counterShows subscription credit usage (when enabled)
HelpAccess to the user manual and guided tour
ThemeToggles between light and dark mode
NotificationsNotification bell
User menuAvatar with profile and sign-out options

The workspace selector is located on the left side of the navbar and allows you to quickly switch between workspaces registered in the workspace.

  • Displays the avatar and name of the selected workspace
  • Clicking opens a dropdown showing all available workspaces
  • When selecting a workspace, the platform automatically loads the corresponding data (dashboards, agents, knowledge base, etc.)
  • Next to the selector, a gear button provides access to the workspace settings (visible for administrators)

The left side menu is the primary means of navigating between platform sections:

ItemIconDestination
DashboardBar chartHome screen with dashboards
KnowledgeBrainProduct knowledge base
AgentsRobotAI agents panel
PlaygroundPlayChat with agents and tools
IntegrationsNetworkConnected tools
  • On large screens: the menu stays fixed on the left side
  • On small screens (mobile): the menu opens as an overlay and can be closed with the X button or by clicking outside
  • The menu can be opened and closed using the hamburger button in the navbar

At the bottom of the side menu, a card displays organization information:

  • Organization logo (or name initial as fallback)
  • Organization name
  • Environment (e.g., Production, Development)
  • Platform version — displays an alert if frontend and backend versions differ

The breadcrumb is displayed at the top of the content area and indicates the navigation path to the current page. It allows you to:

  • View the page hierarchy (e.g., Dashboard > Settings > Integration)
  • Quickly navigate to previous levels by clicking the path links
  • Orient yourself within the platform, especially on settings and detail pages

The credit counter displays subscription resource consumption directly in the navbar. It shows:

  • Credits used / Total limit (e.g., 45.5 / 100)
  • A progress bar with color indicators:
    • Green — consumption below 70%
    • Orange — consumption between 70% and 99%
    • Red — credits exhausted (100%)
  • On hover, a tooltip displays details: credits used, credits remaining, usage percentage, and real-time connection status

The counter is shown in the navbar when:

  • The organization has an active subscription with a defined credit limit
  • The display option is enabled in the subscription settings
  • The user is not on the onboarding screen

The system automatically sends notification alerts when consumption reaches the following thresholds:

  • 80% — attention alert
  • 90% — warning alert
  • 97% — critical alert
  • 100% — resources exhausted

Prodgy supports light and dark modes. The toggle button is located in the navbar, represented by a sun icon (light) or moon icon (dark).

  • The theme preference is automatically saved to the user’s profile
  • The choice persists across sessions — when logging in again, the previous theme will be restored
  • The theme is applied globally across the entire platform

The bell icon in the navbar provides access to the platform’s notification center. Notifications inform about important events, such as:

  • Credit consumption alerts (80%, 90%, 97%, 100%)
  • Agent and integration status updates
  • Relevant workspace events

The question mark icon in the navbar opens a menu with:

  • User manual — opens Prodgy’s external documentation
  • Guided tour — restarts the interactive platform tour (available for administrators)

The avatar on the right side of the navbar opens a menu with:

  • Logged-in user’s name and email
  • Profile — access to account settings
  • Sign out — ends the current session