> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.strikepoint.tech/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Dashboard overview > Understand the Strikepoint sidebar, landing page, and the purpose of each dashboard area. export function VisibilityNote({children}) { return Visibility note: {children} ; } # Dashboard overview The Strikepoint dashboard is organized around the lifecycle of an engagement: setup, execution, evidence handling, remediation, reporting, portal delivery, staffing, and account security. Diagram of the engagement lifecycle from customer setup through portal delivery ## Sidebar map The left sidebar is the primary navigation inside `/dashboard`. It collapses to an icon rail, and some items only appear when your role can manage the matching area. ### Core work areas * **Dashboard**: analytics, recent engagements, recent reports, and a quick link to create a new engagement * **Customers**: customer records, points of contact, and customer-linked engagement history * **Engagements**: active and past engagement records, findings, endpoints, credentials, services, Nmap intake, and report launch points * **Reports**: one-off report creation, review status, publication state, automation visibility, and report workspaces * **Remediation** (`/dashboard/remediation`): org-scoped remediation queue — not in the sidebar, but linked from findings ### Supporting libraries * **Teams**: engagement teams and engagement assignments * **Team Members**: organization invitations, included seats, and active access * **Playbooks**: internal checklist and process library * **Integrations**: catalog of supported internal workflow surfaces ### Restricted utilities * **Tools**: embedded security tools for authorized users ### Personal settings * **Account**: profile, password, two-factor authentication, and close-account controls * **Settings**: access summary and quick links to account, alerts, support, and administration settings where allowed * **Support**: support entrypoints and documentation hub links * **Sign Out**: ends your authenticated session from the sidebar footer The bell icon opens your recent alerts without leaving the dashboard. ## Dashboard home The **Dashboard** landing page is a situational overview, not a long-form workspace. You can expect: * a metrics strip with **Users**, **Customers**, **Active Engagements**, **Teams**, and **Open Findings** * a **Findings Severity Chart** showing the current severity mix * recent engagement cards with launch links into each engagement * a **Create New Engagement** card if your role can create engagements * a **Recent Reports** table with direct links back to report activity The dashboard home reflects your scoped visibility. It does not guarantee access to every engagement or report in the organization. ## How to choose the right page Use this rule of thumb: * Go to **Customers** when you need customer context or points of contact. * Go to **Engagements** when you are doing live delivery work. * Go to **Reports** when you are creating, reviewing, tracking, exporting, or publishing deliverables. * Go to **Remediation** when you need a cross-engagement view of finding remediation state. * Go to **Customer portal** (`/portal`) when you need to verify published customer-visible content. * Go to **Teams** or **Team Members** when you are adjusting staffing structure. * Go to **Account** when you are fixing your own login, MFA, or profile state. ## Best next reads Learn how customer records, contacts, and related engagements are organized. Learn the main operational workspace for live security work. Learn how report drafts, workspaces, review, exports, and publishing are managed. Learn how approved snapshots reach the customer portal. Learn where personal settings and support surfaces live.