Open Dashboard for the current work overview. Use the available task, deadline, update, and project panels to find something that needs attention, then open the source project or stage to act.
Work from the overview
Section titled “Work from the overview”Check the active personal or organization context before interpreting counts. Use the available filters to narrow updates and assigned work. Dashboard settings control which supported panels and layout options appear; reset the layout if a customization makes information difficult to find.
A task may ask you to upload, review, approve, or complete work. Open its context and inspect the selected material before acting. A deadline alert describes timing; it doesn’t remove the stage’s prerequisites or grant approval permission.
Search the application
Section titled “Search the application”Use the app’s search control to find accessible projects, stages, files, people, or briefs. Type a distinct name or phrase and use the available result-type filters. Open the matching result, then inspect its current state.
Search results depend on access and workspace scope. If a project is missing, check the selected organization, status filters, and nested folders before assuming it was deleted. The documentation search on this site searches guides, not your private projects.
Activity history
Section titled “Activity history”Open Activity Log from the project menu or its activity panel to review recorded changes such as uploads, comments, assignments, approvals, or revisions. Use the available search and date/event filters to narrow the history.
An activity entry records a past action. To know whether a task is still open, check the current stage. To know which asset will be delivered, inspect the release selection.
Missing or outdated information
Section titled “Missing or outdated information”Allow the page to finish loading, check filters, then reopen the source object. If the problem continues, send feedback with the visible error and time. Don’t treat a missing notification as proof that a change wasn’t saved.