Guide
Use the dashboard and search
Start from project-level signals and move to the underlying records that explain them.
Last reviewed September 12, 2026
Use the global search field or its displayed keyboard shortcut to find supported resources and sessions in the active project. Select a result to open its detail context. Search results follow project access and available indexing, so an absent result is not proof that an entity was never observed.
What to review
Use the following table to understand how each area supports the task.
| Area | How to use it |
|---|---|
| Shortcut | Compare observed browser access with the resource’s documented business purpose and the journeys that depend on it. Observed use can inform a least-privilege baseline, but unobserved use may still occur in untested states. |
| Searchable entities | Narrow the current project’s records before interpreting totals or opening a detail view. |
| Result behavior | Compare observed browser access with the resource’s documented business purpose and the journeys that depend on it. Observed use can inform a least-privilege baseline, but unobserved use may still occur in untested states. |
Apply the reference
- 1.
Open a representative source record
Confirm the active organization and project, then use the global search field in the application header or its displayed keyboard shortcut. Search for a known provider, resource, session, or other supported record.
- 2.
Read the field with its context
Interpret the value with its entity type, project, observation window, state, and source link. Do not compare values collected under materially different conditions as if they were equivalent.
- 3.
Carry the definition into the workflow
Use the field to navigate or prioritize, then make the operational decision in the provider, resource, session, finding, policy, or evidence workflow that owns it.