Dashboard
Your workspace home — advertising spend, what needs attention, and the state of your connections, ad accounts, and ads.
The Dashboard is your workspace home. Noeryx opens it after you sign in, and the Dashboard link in the sidebar or the logo in the top bar brings you back. It shows how much your ad accounts spent, what needs your attention, and the state of your connections, ad accounts, and ads.
The Dashboard shows data Noeryx has already synced. Opening it never contacts your advertising platform, so its numbers and statuses are as fresh as each ad account's last refresh — see Sync your data.
Amount spent
The large panel shows the total your ad accounts spent in the selected period, with a daily chart.
- Period — choose 7d, 30d, 60d, or 90d (the last 7 days by default), or open the date button to pick From and To dates, up to 366 days. A period includes today, which is still in progress, and dates follow each ad account's own time zone. Days after today can't be chosen.
- Comparison — the line under the total compares it with the preceding period of the same length, as a percentage change and the earlier amount.
- Chart — the solid line is the selected period and the dashed grey line is the preceding period. Hover over a day, or focus the chart and use the arrow keys, to read both values.
- Currencies — spend is never converted. If your ad accounts use more than one currency, choose the currency next to the total.
Missing data is never shown as zero spend:
- Inside an ad account's synced history, a day without spend counts as zero. Days before Noeryx's first synced day for that account have no data.
- Recorded spend with Partial data means some days or ad accounts have no data yet, and the total covers only what is available. On the chart, a dashed stretch of the line marks days where some ad accounts have no data, and a gap marks a day with no data at all.
- Spend unavailable for a number of accounts means a total for the period can't be calculated. Data details shows the reason for each ad account.
- When ad accounts sharing a currency are on different dates — for example, because their time zones put them on a different "today" — the chart is replaced by a note pointing to Data details.
If there is nothing to show yet, the panel says why — no ad account is connected yet, the connected ad accounts have no reporting data yet, or spend could not be loaded — and links to Connections.
Needs attention
The panel next to the spend chart lists what you should act on. Each item has a link to the place where you fix it.
| Item | When it appears | Where the link goes |
|---|---|---|
| Agent | An agent's chat, image, or embedding model can't be used — for example, no chat model is chosen, the model is no longer available, or the workspace model credential is missing. | The agent's model settings, or Workspace settings when a workspace credential needs review. |
| Connection | A connection is disconnected, or its card in Connections reads Requires attention — it is in error, or it is connected with an open problem such as a change Meta refused. One item covers all of its ad accounts. | Connections |
| Ad account | The platform reports a restriction. For Meta Ads: disabled, unsettled payment, risk review pending, settlement pending, payment grace period, closure pending, or closed. | Campaigns, opened on that ad account |
| Ad | For Meta Ads: the ad is disapproved, needs billing information, or has delivery issues. | The Ads level of Campaigns for its ad account |
When there is nothing to act on, the panel says No issues reported. If some statuses couldn't be checked — for example, a connection is still pending, an ad account's status hasn't been confirmed by a refresh yet, or a connection has no ad account data — it says Some statuses unavailable instead, so an unknown status is never presented as healthy. If advertising data can't be loaded at all, it says Statuses unavailable and links to Connections; if agent model statuses can't be checked, it says so and links to Agents.
Connections, ad accounts, and ads
Three cards below the chart count what you have and how much of it is in good shape. The arrow on a card opens Connections, Campaigns, or the Ads level of Campaigns.
| Card | What it counts | Breakdown |
|---|---|---|
| Connections | Your connections. | active (connected with no open problem), need attention (disconnected, or Requires attention in Connections), pending, and status unavailable (its open problems couldn't be checked). |
| Ad accounts | The ad accounts of those connections. | active (last seen active), need attention (a restriction or a connection problem), and status unavailable (not confirmed by a refresh yet). |
| Ads | Ads in current campaigns and ad sets. | active, need attention, paused (including ads paused through their campaign or ad set), in review, and status unavailable. |
Counts don't depend on the selected period. They leave out archived items, and an ad account you reach through more than one connection is counted once. A status is what the platform reported at the last refresh: active means the item was active then, not that it is delivering right now. If a count can't be loaded, the card shows — and a link to the matching page.
Data details
The Data details table at the bottom has one row per ad account, with ad accounts that have a problem listed first:
- Ad account — the account name. Select it to open Campaigns on that ad account for the same dates.
- Period and Previous — the dates of the selected period and of the period it is compared with, in the ad account's time zone.
- Spend — the ad account's own total for the period, marked Partial when only some days have data, or No data.
- Time zone — the ad account's time zone, which decides its dates.
- Status — the ad account's status at the last check, for example Last observed active, Unsettled payment, Connection needs attention, or Status unverified.
- Checked — when Noeryx last checked the ad account's status.
- Spend observed — when the spend figures were last recorded, or why spend is missing, for example Incomplete period or Could not load spend.
Times use the ad account's time zone unless they are marked UTC. If some connections have no ad account data, a line under the table says how many and links to Connections.
What the Dashboard covers
The Dashboard covers your own private connections and their advertising data — see Connection visibility. Its spend, cards, Data details, and Needs attention are personal for both Owners and Media Buyers. Agent items also come from your own agents.
The My private, Shared, and All available library choices apply to mixed libraries such as Files. They do not filter the Dashboard or reveal another member's advertising data.