One dashboard for a whole project — automations, pipelines, connections, and APIs side by side.
Overview
Every project has an Insights entry in its side navigation, under the Reporting label. It opens a read-only dashboard that rolls up activity across the project's modules into one page, organized into four areas — Automations, Pipelines, Connections, and APIs — each a set of stat cards and trend charts. Use it to answer "how is this project doing overall?" without opening each module's own insights. A Date Filter at the top (defaulting to the last 7 days, with presets) scopes everything on the page, and stat cards show how each number changed versus the previous period of the same length.
Where: Project › Reporting › Insights
Screenshot TODO — Project Insights dashboard
How drilldowns work
Nearly every number on the dashboard is clickable. Clicking a stat card opens a drawer listing the records behind the metric — for example, Failed Runs opens a table of automations with their Executions, Successful Executions, and Failed Executions; API metrics list the API Access Profile, API End Point Path, and per-endpoint call counts; rate-limit violations list the connection and resource that hit the limit. Drilldown tables are searchable and paginated, so you can go from "failures are up" to the exact automation, endpoint, or pipeline responsible without leaving the page.
Where: Project › Reporting › Insights, any stat card or chart point
FAQs
What do the Automations widgets show?
The Automations area covers the project's automations and their runs in the selected window: Total Automations, Deployed Automations, and Inactive Automations counts; Total Runs, Successful Runs, and Failed Runs; Average Runtime, Average Successful Runtime, and Average Failed Runtime; plus an Automation Runs over Time chart that plots completed and failed runs per day. Click a point on the chart to see the runs behind that day ("Automation runs on ⟨date⟩").
The Pipelines area tracks data movement: Running Pipelines, Paused Pipelines, and Scheduled Pipelines counts; Number of Records Processed, Number of Records Successfully Processed, Number of Records Failed, and Number of Records Skipped; a Records over Time trend; and duration/latency measures — Record Processing Duration, Average Processing Duration, and Latency (average read latency of pipeline events).
Where: Project › Reporting › Insights, Pipelines
What do the Connections and APIs widgets show?
Connections counts the project's connections by status: total, Active Connections, and Inactive Connections. APIs covers published API traffic: Total API Calls, Successful Requests, Failed Requests, Total Rate Limit Violations, Latency, an API Calls over Time chart, and Application wise Executions — a bar chart of which connected apps drive the most API requests.
The Date Filter offers presets (today, yesterday, last 24 hours, last 7 / 15 / 30 / 90 / 180 days, this/last month, quarter, year, and lifetime) as well as a custom range. How much history is actually available depends on your workspace's data-retention configuration — run and call metrics older than the configured retention window are purged, so a long range only shows what's still retained.
Where: Project › Reporting › Insights, Date Filter
