Dashboard

Read the Home page: performance tiles, your channels, the next post going out, failed posts and plan usage.

Open Home in the sidebar to see where your publishing stands. The page greets you by first name (“Good morning”, “Good afternoon” or “Good evening” in your time zone) and shows how many posts are lined up. Dates and times on this page use your own time zone and clock format, which you set under Time and date in the user menu. See Profile and security.

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Before you connect a channel

Until you connect your first channel, Home shows a welcome panel titled Write once, post everywhere with two buttons:

• Connect a channel opens the Channels page. See Connect channels.
• Open the composer starts a new post. See Composer.

Three cards under the panel walk through the order of work: Connect an account, Write your post, Pick a time.

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Header and alerts

The buttons at the top right are Jump to, Calendar and New post. Jump to opens a command bar, also available with Ctrl+K or Cmd+K, where you type to find a page or action.

Below the header, up to two alert chips appear when something needs you:

• N channels need reconnecting opens Channels with the expired connections filtered.
• N posts waiting for approval opens Approvals. It shows only if you review posts for a team. See Approval workflow.

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Performance

The Performance section compares the last 7, 30 or 90 days with the same number of days before them. Pick the range with the 7 days, 30 days and 90 days switch. The default is 30 days.

With Analytics

These four tiles show when your plan includes Analytics, or when billing is not turned on for the site.

Tile	What it shows
Posts out	Posts published in the range, the change against the previous range, and Days with a post out of the range length.
Engagements	Likes, comments and shares combined, split by an Engagement mix bar, with the Best day in the range.
Impressions	Impressions in the range and, when the networks report it, the share of them that was Reached.
Followers	Followers across your channels, the Largest channel and a per-day trend. Select the tile to open Analytics.

The section subtitle reads Figures collected followed by the time of the last metrics sync.

Without Analytics

When your plan does not include Analytics, the tiles count your own posts instead.

Tile	What it shows
Posts out	Posts published in the range, with the change against the previous range.
Scheduled	Posts waiting to go out. Links to Queue.
Drafts	Posts still being written. Links to Posts.
Published	Posts published, all time. Links to Posts.

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Your channels

The Your channels card lists up to seven connected channels, with the ones that need reconnecting first. Each tile shows the channel name, its network and its state:

Tag	Meaning
Live	The channel is active and can publish.
Paused	You paused the channel. Nothing goes out to it until you resume it.
Reconnect	The connection expired or was disconnected.

With Analytics, a tile also shows the follower count, or No figures yet before the first sync. The subtitle shows how many channel places you use, for example 3 of 5 connected, when your plan has a limit. The last tile reads Add a channel, View all N when there are more than seven channels, or Channel limit reached. Manage opens the full Channels page.

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Going out next

The large card at the top of the left column shows the next post due in the next 14 days, whether it is scheduled or waiting for approval. It shows the first lines of the caption, the first image or video, the channels it goes to and a Goes out in countdown.

Notices under the post tell you what could stop it:

• A reviewer has to approve this before it can go out. with a View approvals link.
• A message that a channel needs reconnecting before the post goes out, with a Reconnect tag.
• A paused channel: the post goes out once you resume the channel.

Use Calendar to see it in context, Edit to open it in the composer, or Open to see the post page.

Below it, Also coming up lists the other posts due in the next two weeks, up to six posts in total counting the one above, with an All posts button. When nothing is scheduled the card is titled Next up and reads Your calendar is clear, with a Write a post button.

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Failed posts

If any channel rejected a post, a Did not go out card lists the three most recent failures with the channel and the error the network returned. Select a row to open the post, then fix the problem and send again. See Posts and statuses.

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Activity, month and pipeline

• Activity is a bar chart by the day each post went out. With Analytics you can switch it between Engagements, Impressions and Posts. Without Analytics it shows posts only.
• The month card shows the current month with a marker on days that have scheduled or published posts.
• Pipeline counts your posts by stage: Drafts, Scheduled, Awaiting approval, Paused and Failed. The last three show only when they are not zero. Failed counts unpublished posts that have at least one channel that failed, even if another channel of the same post went out.

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Your plan and library

When billing is turned on for the site, a Your plan card shows:

• Your AI credit balance (credits left), or AI credits with an unlimited balance. The Plans button opens the plan page.
• A usage bar for each limit your plan sets: Connected channels, Posts per month, Posts scheduled ahead and Media storage. Limits that are unlimited are not listed.

Once you have uploaded media or saved captions, a Library card shows the file count and storage used, and the number of captions saved.

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Where it landed and recent posts

With Analytics, Where it landed shows the share of engagements by network, using each network’s own colour with its icon. Recently published lists your last three published posts, with the engagements they gathered when figures are available.

Figures come from the networks and are read about once an hour. A new post can show no numbers for a while. See Analytics for how often each post is read.