The Dashboard is the central place where you manage and oversee your projects. With it, you can get a quick view of the status of your translation projects and what remains to be done.

Depending on how you organize your projects and what you're looking for, you can see summary information for all the projects in your organization on the Dashboard page.

To see data for a specific project, click on the project's name in the project navigation. The information in the right panel will automatically change to reflect your selection.

Let's look at what some of the main elements in the Dashboard mean:

This progress bar shows the overall translation progress of all the resources in all projects. Specifically, you'll see the percentage of untranslated strings, translated strings, reviewed strings (1st review), and proofread strings (2nd review, if enabled).

The color code is the same as in the Editor:

You can click on the graph to expand it and view the activity (edit, translate, review, proofread) for a given period (daily, weekly, or monthly).

In this tab, all projects are listed alphabetically, and the progress bar indicates the project’s translation progress, similar to the progress bar above. On hover, there are quick-access buttons to translate or view the project dashboard and available links to the project’s languages or resources.

In this tab, you will find all available languages and their translation progress. Similarly, the progress bar indicates the progress on a language level, while on hover, you can find the “view projects” button and go to the list of projects translated to the selected language.

The report button will download a progress report of all the projects and their respective languages. You can find out more about progress reports here.

You can also find additional information on the dashboard that helps you better manage your projects and handle your organization's issues and day-to-day administrative tasks.

If you're crowdsourcing translations for your project (only public projects can receive join team requests), you can see how many people have requested to join the team assigned to the selected project. Click on the link to manage any join requests you may have.

When you're crowdsourcing, translators from your community can request that the project be translated into more languages. Click on this link to see and review any incoming project language requests.

Issues are things that need to be addressed. It could be an error with a source string or a question from a translator. Clicking on the issues counter brings you to the editor, where you can resolve them.

The progress bars at the bottom of the page show the translation progress for each of your project's languages. If a language has been 100% translated, it'll be marked "Ready for use." Otherwise, you'll see how many strings still need to be translated.

If you're interested in seeing progress for a specific resource file, go to Resources, and you'll see the completion percentage for that particular resource.