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# Dashboard
The AgeGO Dashboard provides a central interface to monitor, configure, and manage all aspects of your age-verification activity.
From the Dashboard, you can:
* Review verification performance and trends.
* Manage your sites and integration settings.
* Track usage and costs.
* Access billing and invoices.
This section gives an overview of the main areas of the Dashboard and explains how to use them effectively.
## Dashboard Overview
The Dashboard tab provides a quick snapshot of your AgeGO account and recent verification activity.
It is designed to give you a high-level view of account status and performance without needing to dive into detailed reports.
On the Dashboard, you will find:
* **Account Status**\
Indicates whether your account is active and ready to use.
* **Verification Metrics (last 7 days)**\
A summary of recent verification activity across all your sites:
* **Sessions**: Number of verification sessions initiated by users.
* **Accesses**: Number of successful verifications that granted access.
* **Pass Rate**: Percentage of users who successfully passed verification.
* **Bar Graph**\
A visual representation of selected metrics (Sessions, Accesses, or Pass Rate) over time, allowing you to quickly identify trends and changes in performance.
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