Dashboard & Devices

Fleet Dashboard

The main dashboard gives you a bird's-eye view of your entire fleet:

• Device count — Total, online, and offline
• Average health score across all devices
• Score distribution — How many devices are healthy (90+), fair (70–89), at risk (50–69), or critical (below 50)
• Top risk flags — The most common issues across your fleet
• Devices needing attention — The lowest-scoring devices that should be addressed first

Device List

The device list shows every machine connected to your organisation. For each device, you can see:

• Hostname and online/offline status
• Health score with color coding
• Last seen timestamp
• OS and hardware summary
• Group membership
• Tags and lifecycle status

Filtering and Sorting

Filter devices by group, health score range, online status, tags, or lifecycle status. Sort by any column to find what you need quickly.

Bulk Operations

Select multiple devices to perform bulk actions:

• Update asset management fields (assigned user, department, location, etc.)
• Apply tags
• Change lifecycle status
• Send commands to multiple devices at once

You can update up to 500 devices in a single bulk operation.

Exporting

Export your device list for use in spreadsheets or other tools.

Device Detail Page

Click any device to see its full profile. The detail page is organized into tabs:

Overview Tab

Live system metrics and status at a glance:

• CPU, memory, disk, and network usage (real-time via WebSocket)
• System information — CPU model, OS version, RAM, disk hardware
• Health score breakdown showing exactly where points are lost
• Risk flags with explanations
• Disk health (S.M.A.R.T.) data

Commands Tab

View all commands that have been sent to this device — their type, status (pending, sent, completed, failed, timed out), who issued them, and the results.

Security Tab

Security posture details:

• Antivirus status and signature freshness
• Firewall status across all profiles
• BitLocker encryption status
• Windows patch status
• Malware scan results
• Privacy settings score

Network Tab

Network configuration and security audit:

• Network interfaces with IP addresses
• DNS servers in use and compliance status
• VPN connection status
• Any flagged or rogue interfaces

Software Tab

Everything installed on the device:

• Full list of installed applications with versions and sizes
• Software policy status (allowed, blocked, flagged)
• Available software updates
• Available driver updates
• Windows updates

Event Log Tab

Windows event log entries with analysis:

• Recent events filtered by level (critical, error, warning)
• Detected patterns and anomalies
• Known issues with explanations and suggested fixes

Compliance Tab

Per-device compliance check results against your configured policy — which checks pass, fail, or need attention.

Threats Tab

Threat monitoring events for this device — flagged network connections and DNS queries matched against the threat blacklist.

Asset Tab

Physical asset metadata — assigned user, department, location, purchase date, warranty expiry, lifecycle status, and tags.

Running Remote Commands

From any device's detail page, you can trigger remote commands. Available actions include:

Category	Commands
Scanning	System scan, browser scan, app scan, gaming scan, registry scan, malware scan, network scan, privacy scan, service scan, debloater scan
Cleaning	Clean scanned items, empty recycle bin
Updates	Check/install software updates, driver updates, Windows updates
System	Shut down, restart, run SFC scan, run DISM repair
Security	Apply privacy settings, optimize services, manage startup items, remove bloatware, fix registry issues
Data	Refresh system info, network config, installed apps, event logs, health report
Threats	Scan for threats, quarantine/delete malware, update threat blacklist

How Commands Work

1. You click a command in the dashboard
2. The command is sent to the device in real time via WebSocket
3. Progress and results appear in your browser as the device executes it
4. Results are cached on the device record for fast access later

Command Safety

• Destructive commands (clean, update, fix, remove) run one at a time per device — you can't accidentally stack multiple changes
• Read-only commands (scans, checks, info gathering) can run in parallel
• If a command has been pending for more than 5 minutes, it's automatically timed out

Online/Offline Detection

Devices are marked online based on their last communication with the cloud. If a device hasn't been heard from in 3 minutes, it's marked offline. You'll see status changes in real time — the dashboard updates automatically without refreshing.

Going offline triggers an alert; coming back online resolves it.