Cockpit

The Cockpit is the first page you see after logging in. It shows you at a glance how your devices and gateways are doing — without switching between separate lists.

The Cockpit with network topology, device status, and fleet health

Seeing your fleet's state at a glance

The Cockpit is divided into several tiles:

Network topology shows your gateways and devices as a graph. A colored dot marks each element's state: online, warning, critical, or offline. You can zoom in and out and restrict the view to gateways, devices, or both.
Device status counts how many of your devices are currently online, and lists below it any that currently need attention.
Fleet health shows the ratio of healthy to unhealthy devices and the alert events of the last 24 hours.
Activity is a live feed of recent events. If nothing is happening right now, you'll see an empty list rather than an error.

The timestamp in the top left ("Last sync … ago") shows how old the displayed data already is. Clicking it refreshes immediately — just like the Refresh button.

Continuing from here

Add device starts the wizard for a new device or gateway directly from the Cockpit (see the Devices chapter for details).
Clicking Open Signal in the Activity tile takes you to the full alert list in the Signal chapter.
Clicking an element in the topology or in the "Needs attention" list opens that element's detail page with all its values.