Dashboard
The dashboard is a personal, configurable view of your work. Its layout is saved for your user account and can combine built-in panels with published Runnit Studio widgets.
Built-in widgets
Section titled “Built-in widgets”The default layout contains:
| Widget | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Greeting | A time-aware greeting plus an alert for overdue or due-today tasks. |
| Capacity | Your assigned hours against capacity. The 100% baseline comes from your organisation’s daily capacity setting, matching the schedule planner. Select the chart to open today’s schedule. |
| My Tasks | Overdue and upcoming assigned work, with links to each task and the full Tasks page. |
| Automations | Recent agent and automation jobs, including progress and status. |
| Project Activity | Recent changes and comments from projects associated with you. |
Only information available to your current organisation and access level is shown. The dashboard refreshes as tasks, projects, automation jobs, and project history change.
Customise the layout
Section titled “Customise the layout”Choose Edit dashboard in the global header to enter layout mode. You can:
- drag widgets into a new order;
- change each widget between extra-small, small, medium, and large sizes;
- remove widgets from your dashboard;
- choose Add to place another built-in or published Studio widget; and
- choose Reset to restore the default built-in layout.
Choose Save to persist the layout or Cancel to discard your draft.
Widgets pack tightly: a shorter widget lets the tiles below it move up, so mixed sizes fill the page without leaving large gaps.
Theme-aware Studio widgets
Section titled “Theme-aware Studio widgets”Custom widgets receive the current Runnit design tokens. Switching between light and dark mode recolours a widget in place, without reloading its content or losing its current state.
Email verification
Section titled “Email verification”If your email is not verified, a notice appears beneath the dashboard. Verify your email to unlock collaboration tools and client-ready exports.
On smaller screens
Section titled “On smaller screens”Dashboard tiles stack into a single column when space is limited. The global header remains available for Edit dashboard, + New, and Chat; see Navigation & Quick Actions.