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Navigating the Dashboard

Signing in puts you in a workspace, on its dashboard. Everything else is one click away in the sidebar down the left.

On a brand-new workspace the dashboard opens with a box to describe the workflow you want, alongside templates to browse and a short tour. Once your automations have run a few times, that gives way to the panel below: what ran, what needs attention, and what is live.

The Glow dashboard, with the sidebar down the left listing Dashboard, Automations, Marketplace, Activity and Connections, then grouped sections for Team Assets, Support and Community. The main area shows run counts, a chart of successes and failures over the last seven days, and the workflows currently live.
The dashboard. The sidebar holds everything in the workspace; the panel shows what has been running.

The sidebar

The sidebar down the left holds everything in the workspace. Your workspace name sits at the top; clicking it switches to another.

The sidebar: the workspace name at the top, then Dashboard, Automations, Marketplace, Activity and Connections, then grouped sections for Team Assets, Support and Community.
The five main entries sit at the top, with Team Assets, Support and Community grouped below them.
ItemWhat it holds
DashboardRuns over the last few days, how many workflows are live, and what ran recently.
AutomationsYour workflows, as cards or a list. Each shows its run count and whether it is Draft or Live. At the top, β€œWhat would you like to automate today?” takes a plain-language sentence and drafts the workflow for you, often the fastest way to start.
MarketplaceThe public template gallery.
ActivityAlerts needing attention and every run in the workspace, with a count on the item when alerts are waiting. See Activity.
ConnectionsThe apps this workspace has connected, and the full library you can connect.

Below those, three groups that fold away:

GroupWhat is in it
Team AssetsDeployment, every workflow you have published and where it is live; Files your workflows read at run time; and Variables: team variables and secrets, sharing one table. See Secrets and Variables.
SupportThis documentation, video tutorials, and a way to send feedback.
CommunityThe forum and the Discord server.

The header

Two things live along the top:

  • Open workflows: tabs for the workflows you have open, so you can move between them without going back to the list.
  • Your name, top right, which opens your account settings.

The workspace menu

Clicking your workspace name at the top of the sidebar opens a short menu.

ItemWhat it does
Manage teamInvite people, set roles, and see who is in the workspace. See Team Management.
Billing & UsageUsage and pricing for every workspace role; financial details and billing management for Admins. See Billing & Usage.
Other teamsEvery workspace you belong to, and Create new to start another.

Finding your way around

TaskWhere to go
Create a workflowWorkflow on the dashboard, or Create new under Automations
Import from n8n or MakeImport JSON under Automations
Group workflows togetherCreate new β†’ New Folder under Automations
Find a deleted workflowFilter β†’ Archive under Automations
Connect an appConnections
Store an API keyTeam Assets β†’ Variables
Upload a file a flow usesTeam Assets β†’ Files
See what you have publishedTeam Assets β†’ Deployment
See what needs attentionActivity
Export a list of runsActivity β†’ Download CSV
Invite a teammateInvite on the dashboard, or workspace menu β†’ Manage team
Check credit usageWorkspace menu β†’ Billing & Usage β†’ Usage
Switch workspaceThe workspace name at the top of the sidebar
Browse templatesMarketplace
Change your passwordYour name, top right

Keeping the list manageable

Folders

Group workflows under Automations:

  1. Click Create new β†’ New Folder, choose a name, and select a color.
  2. Drag workflow cards onto the folder to move them in.
  3. Open any folder and create nested folders as needed.

Note: Folders organize your view; they do not change workspace permissions.

Archive

Deleting a workflow moves it to Archive with a 30-day recovery window.

  • Restoring brings the workflow back switched off to prevent unintended executions.
  • Deleting directly from Archive is permanent.

Deleting a workflow moves it to Archive rather than removing it, and you can restore it from there for 30 days. Each card shows the date it will be removed on. A restored workflow comes back switched off, so it does not start running the moment it returns. Deleting from Archive yourself is immediate and permanent. Archive is a way back from a mistake, not a place to keep something β€” to hold a workflow indefinitely without it running, leave it in Automations switched off.

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