> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://emca.emudhra.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://emca.emudhra.com/previous-release-versions/v4.2.7/user-manual/administrator/dashboard.md).

# Dashboard

The Dashboard is the primary interface displayed after a successful login. It provides a comprehensive overview of the emCA's key metrics and actionable items for administrators.

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Key Components of the Dashboard

1. Welcome Message and Last Login
   * Displays a personalized welcome message along with the Last Login Date and Time.
2. Quick Statistics
   * Active Certificates: Displays the total count of certificates currently active.
   * evoked Certificates: Displays the number of certificates that have been revoked.
   * Certificates Expiring Soon: Indicates the count of certificates nearing their expiration date.
   * CRL (Certificate Revocation List): Displays the count of CRLs available in the system.
3. Active Certificates Table
   * Lists all CA and User certificates with the following columns:
     * Created Date: Displays the creation timestamp of each certificate.
     * Certificate S.I.No.: The unique serial number of the certificate.
     * Common Name: The name associated with the certificate.
     * Issuer Name: The authority that issued the certificate.
     * Status: Indicates whether the certificate is active, revoked, or expired.
     * Action: Provides options for viewing or downloading the certificate.
       * Eye Icon: Click to view certificate details.
       * Download Icon: Click to download the certificate.
4. emCA  Admin has the following features:
   * CA Hierarchy: Manage Certificate Authority (CA) structure.
   * Manage Profiles: Configure user and application profiles.
   * Manage User Certificates: Handle individual user certificates.
   * Manage CA Certificates: Oversee CA-issued certificates.
   * Manage Keystores: Manage keystores for secure storage.
   * Manage Users & Roles: Configure and control user access roles.
   * Reports: Generate and view system reports.
   * Application Settings: Adjust application configurations.

* Administrators can use the Search and Reset buttons under the certificate table to filter or refresh the list.
* Use the Pagination Controls at the bottom of the table to navigate through multiple pages of certificates if available.