# The Dashboard

Your single screen for the question "is everything okay?", combining KPIs, test health, and recent runs.

The Dashboard is your single screen for the question "is everything okay?", and the place to start when you sign in. It opens to four KPI cards covering pass rate over the last 30 days, the count of currently failing tests, the total number of tests in the account, and total runs over the last 30 days. Each card is colour-coded so a glance is enough to know if anything needs attention before you dig deeper.

![The Testsnag dashboard showing four KPI cards, a recent runs list, and a test health list.](https://testsnag.com/images/docs/getting-started/dashboard-tour-1-overview.r1.jpg)

Marked on the screenshot:
- Pass rate over the last 30 days. Green is healthy, amber means something is regressing.
- Failing tests right now, with a breakdown of what is passing and what has never run.
- Total runs in the last 30 days, which is also your usage against the monthly allowance.
- Recent runs across every test, newest first. Click a reference to open the run.
- Test health: every test with its latest status and overall pass rate.

## Pass rate

The pass rate card is the headline metric. A green pass rate means everything is healthy. An amber rate means at least one test is regressing. A red rate means several tests are failing or one critical test is failing repeatedly, and is your cue to dig in immediately. The failing-tests card complements it by counting how many distinct tests have a red latest run, which catches the case where a small number of tests are failing very often and would otherwise drag the pass rate down without anyone noticing the underlying pattern.

## Test health

Below the KPIs, the Test Health list shows every test with its latest status, its last run time, and its overall pass rate. This is the view to use when you want to know, at the test level, where to spend time next. A test with a 60% pass rate that ran an hour ago is worth investigating before one that has been green all week, and the list gives you that comparison quickly.

## Recent runs

The Recent Runs list shows the latest runs across the whole account with their status, test name, step count, duration, and age. This is the view to use when you want to know, at the run level, what just happened. Both lists are clickable, so the Dashboard doubles as a fast way to move from "something is wrong" to the exact test or run that needs attention.