Admin Dashboard
The Admin Dashboard is the executive and operations overview for AIvis. It helps administrators see whether AI work is being adopted, whether Agent and automation outcomes are succeeding, and where usage, feedback, or coverage needs attention.
Use it as a product and operations surface. For request-level investigation, use Tracing and Query History. For raw model usage and cost breakdowns, use Usage Statistics.
Interface Screenshots
The screenshots below show the dashboard with real example data from a Chinese deployment. Use them to locate the main areas; values vary by deployment and selected time range.
Access and Entry
What the Dashboard Shows
Select a Time Range
The dashboard supports preset ranges for the last 7, 30, or 90 days, plus a custom date range. Custom ranges are interpreted in the browser’s selected timezone and must cover no more than 366 calendar days.
The page writes the selected range into the URL query string:
The dashboard refreshes automatically while the page is visible and also provides a manual refresh button. During refresh, existing data remains visible while newer data loads.
Read the Numbers Correctly
Drill Down
Backend Sections
The page loads independent dashboard sections. If one section fails, the rest of the dashboard can still render and the failed card can be retried.
Verification
- Sign in with an administrator account and open
/admin/dashboard. - Switch between last 7, 30, and 90 days and confirm the URL and dashboard values update.
- Apply a custom range and confirm invalid ranges over 366 days are rejected.
- Use the manual refresh button and confirm existing content remains visible during refresh.
- Compare totals with Usage Statistics, Tracing, or Query History for a known test request.
- Use a non-admin account and confirm the page and API routes are not accessible.
Troubleshooting
Security and Maintenance
- Treat dashboard access as administrative access because it reveals user activity, Agent performance, model usage, and cost patterns.
- Do not export or share active-user rankings outside approved operational and audit channels.
- Review dashboard data after enabling new Agent, bot, automation, model, or tracing paths.
- Use attention items as operational signals, then investigate the underlying requests in tracing or query history.
- Record known coverage gaps when rolling out the dashboard to an existing deployment.