Dashboard guide
Learn how panels, layouts, and dashboard readouts fit together.
How the dashboard is organized
The dashboard brings multiple panels together into a structured research workspace. Panels help organize context, breadth, layouts, and selected research conditions into a single workflow.
Exact panel content can vary depending on configuration and plan.
Common panel categories
Panel categories are intended to help organize research. Availability and detail can vary by plan and configuration.
Market context
Provides structured background and category-level context.
Breadth and activity
Shows broader participation and activity readouts.
Layouts and snapshots
Helps organize views and compare changing conditions.
Policy and structure
Provides informational context and structured updates where available.
Monitoring surfaces
Displays monitored-condition views where enabled.
How to interpret dashboard information
Readouts
Panels are informational readouts, not trade instructions.
Updates
Information availability and cadence may vary by plan and configuration.
Highlighted states
Highlighted states provide context and are not guarantees or recommendations.
Snapshots
Snapshot views are intended to support review and organization.
How updates work
Dashboard information may refresh through a combination of scheduled updates and user actions depending on plan and configuration.
Availability and timing can vary.
What "live snapshot" means
Where available, snapshot surfaces may provide more frequently refreshed views. Availability can vary by capability and configuration.
These views are informational and should not be interpreted as recommendations or guarantees.
Where to go next
Important reminder
This product provides informational and analytical decision-support tools only. It does not provide financial advice and does not facilitate transactions, trading, or trade execution.