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# Overview

### Quick Stats

The dashboard displays four key metrics at the top:

#### Monthly Requests

* **What it shows:** Total API requests made in the current billing period
* **Trend indicator:** Shows percentage change compared to last month
  * ↑ Green = Increase
  * ↓ Red = Decrease
  * → Gray = No change
* **Use case:** Monitor your API usage patterns and growth

#### Remaining Quota

* **What it shows:** Number of requests remaining in your current plan
* **Display:** Shows actual number or ♾️ for unlimited plans
* **Alert:** Keep an eye on this to avoid hitting your limit
* **Action:** Upgrade your plan if you're consistently hitting limits

#### Success Rate

* **What it shows:** Percentage of successful API requests
* **Calculation:** (Successful requests / Total requests) × 100
* **Healthy range:** 95% or higher is excellent
* **Status indicator:** "Operational" when performing well
* **Troubleshooting:** Low success rate may indicate API key issues or invalid requests

#### Whitelist Limit

* **What it shows:** Percentage of IP whitelist slots used
* **Details:** Shows "X / Y IPs used" (e.g., "3 / 50 IPs used")
* **Plan-based:** Limit varies by subscription tier
* **Action:** Remove unused IPs or upgrade for more slots

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### Current Plan

Located in the top-right corner of the dashboard:

* **Plan Badge:** Displays your current subscription tier
  * Free Tier
  * Pro Monthly
  * Pro Yearly
  * Custom plans

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### Monthly Activity Table

Detailed breakdown of your API usage over the last 12 months.

#### Columns Explained

| Column             | Description                                    |
| ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------- |
| **Period**         | Month and year (e.g., "January 2026")          |
| **Total Requests** | All API calls made in that month               |
| **Success**        | Number of successful requests (2xx responses)  |
| **Failure**        | Number of failed requests (4xx, 5xx responses) |
| **Status**         | Success rate badge with percentage             |

#### Understanding the Data

**Success Rate Badge Colors:**

* 🟢 **Green (95-100%):** Excellent performance
* 🟡 **Yellow (80-94%):** Good, but room for improvement
* 🔴 **Red (<80%):** Needs attention **Common Patterns:**
* **Steady growth:** Increasing requests month-over-month
* **Seasonal spikes:** Higher usage during specific months
* **Sudden drops:** May indicate integration issues or service changes

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### Navigation

Use the sidebar to access different sections:

#### Console Sections

* **Overview** (current page) - Usage statistics and metrics
* **API Keys** - Manage authentication credentials
* **Team** - Invite and manage organization members
* **Roles** - Configure custom permissions
* **Whitelist** - Control IP access
* **Settings** - Account security and preferences
* **Billing** - Subscription and payment management
* **Whois Lookup** - IP intelligence tool

#### Additional Links

* **Logout** - Sign out of your account

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### Understanding Your Usage

#### Billing Period

Your usage metrics are calculated based on your billing cycle:

* **Free Tier:** Calendar month (resets on the 1st)
* **Paid Plans:** Subscription period (e.g., from signup date)

#### Quota Management

**When approaching your limit:**

1. **Monitor regularly:** Check the "Remaining Quota" card
2. **Optimize usage:** Review which endpoints consume most requests
3. **Consider upgrading:** Switch to a higher tier if needed
4. **Whitelist optimization:** Remove unused IP addresses&#x20;

**What happens when quota is exceeded:**

* API requests will be blocked

#### Success Rate Optimization

**If your success rate is low:**

1. **Check API keys:** Ensure they're active and have correct permissions
2. **Review request format:** Validate request parameters
3. **Check IP whitelist:** Ensure your IPs are whitelisted if required
4. **Monitor error codes:** Use logs to identify specific issues
5. **Contact support:** If issues persist

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### Best Practices

#### Regular Monitoring

* **Daily:** Quick glance at success rate
* **Weekly:** Review request trends
* **Monthly:** Analyze full activity table before billing cycle ends

#### Proactive Management

* **Plan ahead:** Upgrade before hitting limits
* **Clean up:** Remove unused API keys and whitelisted IPs

#### Team Collaboration

* **Assign roles:** Give team members appropriate access levels
* **Review together:** Monthly usage reviews help optimize costs

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### Quick Actions

From the Overview page, you can quickly:

1. **Navigate to any section** - Use the sidebar menu
2. **Monitor trends** - Review the monthly activity table
3. **Assess health** - Glance at the four stat cards

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### Next Steps

* Create an API Key to start making requests
* Set up IP Whitelist for additional security
* Invite team members to collaborate
* Configure billing to upgrade your plan


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