Use the dashboard and workspace navigation

Read the dashboard#

1. Review the summary counters

   Check dataset, pipeline, active-run, and deployment totals to understand the workspace at a glance.

2. Review recent datasets

   Use the dataset area to see ownership, creation time, sample count, and available actions, then choose See All for the complete library.

3. Review model activity

   Use the model area to see recent pipeline state and current activity, then open the pipeline for detailed progress or results.

4. Choose a starting action

   Use New Dataset for data work or Train New Model when a verified dataset is ready. A disabled action usually indicates a permission, verification, quota, or state requirement.

Move between product areas#

• Dashboard: workspace totals, recent resources, first-run guidance, and verification or onboarding notices.
• Datasets: create datasets; upload, import, split, annotate, and review samples; start model training.
• Pipelines: create model workflows, configure resources, monitor runs, recover work, and review results.
• Deployments: activate completed models, test predictions, inspect usage, and view integration examples.
• Settings: manage your profile, organization team, resource lifecycle, storage, allowed applications, and API keys according to your role.
• The global Samples library is opened from Settings → Datasets rather than the primary navigation.

Use workspace and profile controls#

1. Switch workspace carefully

   Open the workspace selector and choose the organization before creating or modifying a resource. Resources and limits belong to the active workspace.

2. Collapse or expand navigation

   Use the navigation control to create more working space while retaining access to the same areas.

3. Open the profile menu

   Use Settings to manage your account and organization options, Bug report to report a reproducible issue, and Sign out to end the session.

4. Choose language and theme

   Change these in Account settings. Japanese platform URLs use the `jp` locale even though this documentation uses `/ja`.

Respond to first-run guidance and alerts#

• The first-run dialog introduces the data-to-deployment journey and can be hidden for future visits.
• Email-verification alerts link to the verification flow required by some training actions.
• Onboarding alerts indicate that profile or organization setup is incomplete.
• Queue and update indicators describe current work or a newer application version; read the state before refreshing an active workflow.