--- title: Dashboard Genel Bakış title_en: Dashboard Overview description_tr: Güncel BAS dashboard düzenini, proje seçiciyi, hızlı bağlantıları ve üst gezinme aksiyonlarını anlayın. description_en: Understand the current BAS dashboard layout, project switcher, quick links, and top navigation actions. order: 10 product: bas section_tr: Dashboard section_en: Dashboard owner: BAS Operations Team lastReviewed: 2026-03-27 productVersion: v1 status: live cardImage: /img/bas/bas-dashboard.webp --- # Dashboard Overview The Dashboard is the first BAS screen after login. It is now a control hub for checking project counts, reviewing the active project summary, and jumping into the most common project workflows. ## What You Can Do Here - Review top-level counters for active projects, archived projects, and active payment methods. - Check the currently selected project's alias, id, mode, and country. - Open project configuration with `Edit Project`. - Open CMS management with `Edit Website`. - Use `Quick Links` for common actions such as project creation, website management, payment setup, and domain management. - Switch the active project from the top project selector. - Change BAS language from the top language selector. - Open related platforms from the platform menu icon. ## Video Walkthrough ## Interface Overview Main visible areas in the current screen: - Top navigation: `Dashboard`, `Project Setting`, `Projects`, `Payment` - Top-right controls: project selector, language selector, platform menu icon, profile badge - Summary cards: `Active Projects`, `Archived Projects`, `Active Payment Methods` - Project summary panel: project name, alias, id, mode, country, and action buttons - Quick Links panel: shortcut buttons for common BAS actions - Support panel: technical support illustration and contact email ## Dashboard Summary Cards The first row gives a quick system snapshot for the selected account scope. | Card | What it shows | |---|---| | **Active Projects** | Number of projects currently available to you | | **Archived Projects** | Number of archived project records | | **Active Payment Methods** | Number of active payment methods configured across the visible scope | ## Active Project Panel The main project panel shows the current working project and the fastest actions for it. | Area | What it shows | |---|---| | **Project Name** | Human-readable project name, such as `Eforbet` | | **Project Alias** | Technical alias / slug, such as `eforbet-10000058` | | **ID** | Unique numeric project id | | **Project Mode** | Current environment, such as `Trial` | | **Country** | Assigned project country | | **Link Icon** | Shortcut icon in the panel header | | **Edit Project** | Opens BAS project configuration | | **Edit Website** | Opens the website management side for the same project | ## Quick Links The `Quick Links` panel exposes the most common operator shortcuts. | Quick Link | Use | |---|---| | **Create Project** | Start a new project creation flow | | **Manage Websites** | Move into website or CMS-related management | | **Manage Payment Methods** | Open payment setup and maintenance workflow | | **Manage Domain** | Open domain management workflow for the selected project | ## Step-by-Step: Switch the Active Project 1. Open `Dashboard`. 2. Click the project selector in the top-right area. 3. Review the `My Projects` modal. 4. Use the `Mode` dropdown to filter by `All`, `Trial`, or `Live` as needed. 5. Use `Search` to narrow the list by project name. 6. Confirm the correct row by `Project ID`, `Project Name`, `Role`, and `Mode`. 7. Select the project row to make it the active project. 8. Use the launch icon on the row when you need to open that project directly from the modal. ## Step-by-Step: Use Dashboard Actions 1. Confirm the correct project from the top selector and the project summary panel. 2. Review the project alias, id, mode, and country. 3. Click `Edit Project` to open BAS project settings. 4. Click `Edit Website` to open website management for the same project. 5. Use `Quick Links` when you want to jump directly into `Create Project`, `Manage Websites`, `Manage Payment Methods`, or `Manage Domain`. 6. Return to `Dashboard` after finishing the downstream workflow if you need to switch to another task. ## Step-by-Step: Change Dashboard Language 1. Open `Dashboard`. 2. Click the language selector in the top-right area. 3. Choose the required language, such as `English` or `Turkish`. 4. Wait for the dashboard labels and quick links to refresh in the selected language. ## Step-by-Step: Open Another Playage Platform 1. Open `Dashboard`. 2. Click the platform menu icon next to the language selector. 3. Review the available tools in the `Platforms` panel. 4. Select `Playage Backoffice` when you need BO operations. 5. Select `Playage CMS` when you need content management. 6. Select `Playage CRM` when you need CRM-side work. ## When to Use Dashboard vs Other BAS Sections - Use `Dashboard` when you need a quick status view and project-level shortcuts. - Use `Project Setting` when you already know the project and need direct configuration work. - Use `Projects` when you need broader project management, searching, or list-based operations. - Use `Payment` when you need direct payment configuration and review. ## Operator Notes - Dashboard is primarily a control and routing screen, not the full management area for every workflow. - Counts shown in the summary cards help you validate access scope quickly after login. - If you do not see the expected project in the selector modal, check access permissions and current mode filtering. - `Edit Website` and `Manage Websites` should be used only after you confirm the correct project and language context. ## Safe Operating Checklist 1. Confirm the active project from both the top selector and the project summary panel. 2. Check `Project Mode` before making any project, website, payment, or domain change. 3. Use the `My Projects` modal filters carefully so you do not switch into the wrong environment. 4. Use `Edit Project` first if project-level setup is incomplete. 5. Open website, payment, or domain flows only after verifying project identity and language.