> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.dastra.eu/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.dastra.eu/en/features/dashboard.md).
# Dashboard
The dashboard is the home page of your workspace: it summarizes your GDPR compliance with one tile per module that you can reorder.
The dashboard is the first page you see when you enter a workspace. It summarizes the state of your GDPR compliance and gives access to the modules. To come back to it from any page, click **Home** at the top of the left menu.
## The areas of the screen
The screen has three areas:
* **The left menu**: the workspace selector, which also shows your roles in the workspace, then the modules grouped under **Data inventory**, **Operations**, **Governance**, **Automations** and **Resources**. The **Invite a member** button and the **Workspace settings** entry are at the bottom of the menu. A module only appears if your subscription includes it and your permissions give you access to it.
* **The central section**: above the tiles, depending on your permissions and subscription, you find the AI agent prompt (**How can I help you today?**), the card of the latest release note, the **Progression** card (the getting started guide) and the **Project presentation**, a free text that introduces the workspace to its users.
* **The community tab**, on the right of the screen: it opens the **Upcoming webinars** panel. You can collapse the panel; the tab then stays on the right of the screen to reopen it, and your choice is remembered in your browser.
The dashboard of a workspace
## The dashboard tiles
The tiles summarize the activity of each module. By default, they appear in this order, for the modules you have access to:
* **Record of processing activities**
* **Compliance**
* **Latest news**
* **Tasks**
* **Requests over the last 90 days**
* **Last incidents**
* **Contracts & Policies**
* **AI Systems**
* **Risk management**
* **Your questionnaires**
* **Assets**
Most tiles (processing activities, tasks, requests, incidents, contracts, AI systems, risks and questionnaires) have an organizational unit filter. Use it to limit the tile to the items of one entity or department.
### Reorder the tiles
To change the order of the tiles, drag the handle next to a tile, or click the **Move up** and **Move down** buttons that come with it. The order is saved in your browser: it does not change for other users.
A tile and its move controls
## Invite a member
If you have the right to manage users, the **Invite a member** button appears at the bottom of the left menu. It opens the form to invite a new user. For the details of the fields, see [Invite users](/en/getting-started/setup/users.md).
The form to invite a member
## Go further
Explore the features:
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[Record of processing activities](/en/features/ropa.md)
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[Data visualization](/en/features/ropa/visualization.md)
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[Risk management](/en/features/risks.md)
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[Planning](/en/features/tasks.md)
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[Data subject right request](/en/features/requests.md)
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[Incidents and data breaches](/en/features/incidents.md)
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[Manage cookies consent](/en/features/cookies.md)
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[Questionnaires](/en/features/questionnaires.md)
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[Advanced configuration](/en/features/settings.md)
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