The dashboard
Five numbers across all your markets, the list of markets underneath, and the inbox of what changed. It is the daily check, not the investigation.
The dashboard answers one question: is anything different today? Everything it shows is either a headline number or a pointer to somewhere else.
The five tiles
Across the top: Position, Visibility, JustRanks Score, Volatility and Top 10 Placements, each with the change against the previous period and a small trend line.
They aggregate across the markets you have selected, which makes them useful for noticing and useless for diagnosing. A visibility drop of four points might be one market collapsing or five markets slipping slightly, and the tile cannot tell you which.
Next to the Position tile stands your coverage. Read them together, always: an average position is only as meaningful as the share of keywords it was computed from. See Coverage.
Every tile carries an info icon with the definition, and each links to its full article.
The market list
Underneath, one row per market with the same measures per market plus the number of keywords. This is where an aggregate drop resolves into a specific market.
Sort by whatever you are looking for rather than reading top to bottom — the largest change is more interesting than the largest market.
The date range
Everything on the page follows the selected range, including the comparison. A change of "+3" always means against the equivalent preceding period, not against yesterday. Widening the range therefore changes both halves of every comparison.
The inbox
The signals widget lists what the system noticed on its own: competitors appearing, badges won or lost, positions jumping, promotions starting. By default it shows only the notices worth interrupting you for. See What signals are.
Where to go next
The dashboard is deliberately shallow. Once a market looks wrong, open it — the Market Recorder shows the field, and the keyword heatmap shows which searches moved.