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The Dashboard is the page you land on after signing in, and the first item in the left navigation. It summarises the tenant you are currently working in — how many blocks exist, which of them you have starred, which destinations are being called, and how much media you store. The Occtoo Studio dashboard

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Block summary

Four counters, one per block type: Sources, Cards, Segments and Destinations. Each counter is a link — click it to open that section. The numbers are totals for the environment, not filtered counts. A destination is counted once regardless of how many API versions it has.

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Favorites

A horizontal strip of the blocks you have starred, mixing all four block types. See Favorites.

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Top Destinations

The destinations receiving the most traffic, at most ten of them. The Top Destinations widget Two selectors control the list: Each row names the destination, badges the API version it counts, and shows the figure for the selected metric. Clicking a row opens that version.
Only successful requests are counted — calls that returned HTTP 200. Failed and rejected calls never appear here, so a destination that is being called incorrectly can look idle. Use the destination’s own Analytics tab to see the full picture.
Versions that have been deleted are dropped from the list even if they generated traffic during the period.

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Media

Storage and asset counts for the environment. The Media widget The two figures at the top are Used storage (the sum of all file sizes) and Total assets (the number of files). Below them, Breakdown by asset type splits that storage into four groups: Groups are ordered largest first, and the bar lengths are relative to the largest group — not to your total quota.

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Who can do what

Everyone can see the Dashboard, and every role can star and unstar blocks. The widgets show whatever the environment holds; they are not filtered by role. What differs is what you can do once you click through to a source, card, segment or destination. See Users and roles for the full picture.