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There is no Dashboard item in the navigation. The first page under Analytics is Overview.
Overview answers one question: what changed. It puts your first-party traffic and your connected-source metrics on the same chart, so a spike and its spend sit side by side.

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Set up the metric row

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Open Overview

Overview is the first item under Analytics.
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Choose a date range

Select the range control in the header. Ranges use the workspace timezone.
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Add metrics

Select metrics in the header. Select each metric you want in the row.
4

Draw one metric

Select a metric tab. The chart redraws for that metric alone.
Your metric row and chart selection save to this browser, per workspace. They don’t save to your account, so your teammates see their own selection, not yours. A new workspace starts with two metrics: visitors and pageviews. A connected source adds its own metrics to the picker. Disconnecting a source removes them. Reconnecting it brings them back.

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Date ranges

Overview offers these nine ranges. The default is last 24h. For a previous-period comparison, open Reports and turn on vs prev period.

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Breakdown cards

Four cards sit below the chart. Each tab is one dimension. Select any row to open Events filtered to that value. It’s the fastest path from a total to the records behind it. A breakdown shows where traffic came from. To find out whether a campaign produced a purchase, open Conversions.

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Verify

  1. Open Overview.
  2. Set the range to today.
  3. Confirm the visitors tab shows a number above zero.
  4. Select a row in Traffic.
  5. Confirm Events opens with a filter chip holding that value.

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When it does not work

Next, open Events to inspect the rows behind a number, or Reports to track one metric against the previous period.