Live insight
See server health, website and API status, recent incidents, alerts and agent signals without digging through raw data first. Everyday users get a focused monitoring view, organisation admins see the wider operational picture, and TV dashboard mode turns the same live information into a shared screen.
Operational dashboards
Bring current monitor health, alert incidents, agents, jobs and trends into one readable view, then drill into the exact service or organisation behind the number.
Uptime tiles and status charts show exactly how many monitors are OK, warning, critical or disabled.
The result: you can answer “how are services performing?” in seconds, not minutes.
Yes - dashboards can roll up the whole organisation or focus on a slice, so the numbers match the people and services you’re actually talking about.
Always. Users only see monitors, incidents and posture results they have access to, so screenshots and shared links don’t leak anything awkward.
Dashboards are built for “live enough to act”. They refresh as checks run, and they show what’s new versus what’s been noisy for days.
That’s the point - compare 24-hour, seven-day and 30-day views to separate one-off incidents from a pattern that needs proper attention.
Where it makes sense, you can pull clean charts and summaries into reports, without having to rebuild the story in a spreadsheet every time.
Yes - charts are labelled in clear wording, and the drill-down is there when you need detail. It’s designed to support quick decisions, not produce pretty noise.
The aim is simple: less time asking “what is this showing?” and more time understanding what changed and what needs attention.
TV dashboard mode
TV dashboard mode uses the normal organisation administration dashboard rather than a separate wallboard. It removes the routine navigation, fits the dashboard to awkward smart-TV browser sizes and keeps live alerts, monitor health, agent freshness, background jobs, organisation totals and current priorities visible.
The same dashboard, with room-scale controls.
A compact toolbar provides full screen, fit, zoom, refresh and exit controls. Auto refresh starts on by default, while the normal dashboard cards, filters and drill-downs remain available when someone needs detail.
Card order and visibility can be arranged through Configure layout and are remembered by that browser across refreshes and later sign-ins. Reset layout restores the default arrangement. The same users, roles, organisation scopes and permissions continue to apply.
Warning and critical alerts stay prominent, so the screen is useful during the working day and not just decoration in the background.
Organisation admins see the same authorised dashboard scope they use normally. TV mode changes presentation only; it does not create a second data view or bypass access controls.
TV mode scales the real dashboard to the available browser viewport, including smart TVs that report surprisingly small page dimensions.
When a normal user signs in they see the things they are responsible for first: the services they own, the incidents that touch their work and the alerts that affect their team.
A personal starting point that keeps day to day operations tidy instead of overwhelming you with noise from the whole organisation.
Users see alerts grouped by rule and monitor, with human readable summaries instead of raw log output.
People who look after a specific website or system can see how it scores on basics like certificates, headers and DNS.
Organisation admins need to know whether the whole picture is healthy, not just a single application. Their dashboards roll up usage, reliability and basic security signals for the whole organisation or for a chosen slice.
A high level view of how many monitors, agents and users are active and how well they are behaving.
Admins can see which teams own which services and how often those areas trigger incidents or alerts.
Background agents and jobs are part of the picture too. Admin dashboards include simple checks that show whether the app itself is healthy.
Organisation admins start with the overall picture, then drill into the exact monitor or incident when needed.
Paid plans can add linked sub organisations for businesses, service providers and internal teams. The admin dashboard keeps their data separate while still providing account-level oversight.
Roll-up charts show how your linked organisations are behaving overall, with quick drill-down into the one that’s trending the wrong way.
Understand who owns what, where coverage is thin, and whether each organisation has the right teams, monitors and people in place.
Keep an eye on free limits, paid growth and active usage without digging around: monitors, agents, users, teams and organisations over time. The billing view shows whether you are on Free, Standard, Professional or Business Unlimited.
Branding controls let organisation admins add a custom logo, colour scheme and footer text so internal teams or managed clients see a familiar monitoring workspace.
Multi-organisation dashboards keep each workspace separate while providing consistent reporting and a joined-up view of emerging issues. Billing and limits remain with the main organisation.
Risk is not only about downtime. Salix pulls posture and vulnerability signals into the same place as uptime.
See certificates, headers, cookies and DNS health in simple groups with clear recommendations.
Aggregated findings by severity with a short description of why each area matters.
Make sure internal agents are fresh and background jobs are running cleanly.
See it in action
Updated screenshots from the app show dashboards, monitors, alerts, branding and reports.
Dashboards combine tiles with focused charts so you can see trends, bursts of failures and where the traffic really is.
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