The dashboard

The control room of your website.

Everything that happens on your website, in one place and in your browser: visits, contacts, conversations with the assistant, AI spend, security and backups. In English or Portuguese.

Real screenshots of Emissario v0.0.6, on a test server with two weeks of demo data: every visitor, contact and conversation in them is made up.

The assistant's overview: whether the chat is answering, the day's AI spend and the latest summaries — **AI assistant**Whether the chat is answering, how much of the day's AI budget is used, and the latest summaries.

AI usage: the spend by day and by visitor, and who reached the daily limit — **AI usage**The spend of each day and of each visitor, and who reached the daily limit.

Assistant settings: the AI provider, the hidden key, the model and the spending limits — **Assistant settings**Which AI to use, the hidden access key, the spending limits and the summaries. Here it answers through a local test provider.

A list of anonymous conversation summaries — **Conversation summaries**The conversations visitors chose to send, summarised and anonymous. The conversation itself is never stored.

An anonymous conversation summary, with its date and the visitor's intent — **A summary**What the visitor wanted, what the assistant answered and whether they got an answer.

The visits dashboard: totals, visits over time, pages and countries — **Visits**Visits over time, pages and countries, counted without cookies. Bots are left out.

A list of pages with visits, unique visitors and pages not found — **Pages**Each page with its visits and unique visitors, filtered by date, country or device.

The contact inbox, each message with its date and country — **Contacts**The messages the website received, with their date and country, to search and archive.

An implementation request, with its data exactly as it was sent — **A contact**An implementation request sent by this site's calculator, exactly as it arrived.

Setting up the phone-code sign-in: the QR code for the authenticator app and the field for the first code — **Set up the phone code**Scan the QR code with the authenticator app and confirm a code.

The sign-in asking for the 6-digit code of the authenticator app — **Sign-in with a code**Once it is on, every sign-in asks for the code from the phone.

The dashboard's users, with each one's rights and phone-code sign-in — **Users**Who has access, with which rights, and who uses a phone code.

The blocks page: forms to block an address or a country, and the list of blocks — **Blocks**Block an address, a range of addresses or a whole country, for a few days or until you lift it.

API tokens with their expiry, allowed addresses and last use — **API tokens**Keys for the technical team to automate the dashboard, each with an expiry and allowed addresses.

The privacy page: the preset applied, the encryption and how addresses are stored — **Privacy**The privacy preset applied, the encryption and how long visitors' addresses are kept.

A table of what the server keeps: data, purpose, suggested legal basis, retention and rows — **What this server keeps**Each kind of personal data, with its purpose, suggested legal basis and retention: the base of the record of processing activities.

The backups page: create, upload, download and restore — **Backups**Take a copy of all the data, download it as a zip, upload one, or restore.

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