Auto, Company Dashboard

Once a company is created, almost all day-to-day work happens in that company’s dashboard.

This guide explains the current dashboard layout and what each tab is for.

The Two Main Views

Auto has two main company views:

The company list helps you compare companies quickly. The company detail view is where you actually operate one company.

Company Cards In The Dashboard List

Each company card shows a summary of the company at a glance, including:

Depending on the company state, the label can show things such as:

Open a card to move into the full company dashboard.

The Company Detail Layout

The open company view is a three-part operating surface:

Company Mission Control showing live runs and company-wide operating metrics

Left Side: Controls

The controls rail is where you manage the company runtime.

This area includes:

If the plan still needs setup, this area also shows the notice that the plan setup must be finished before autonomy can start.

Center: Tabs

The center area is the main company workspace. This is where the tab bar lives.

Right Side: Quick Context

The right side shows quick stats and the mini calendar. On the Overview tab, this area also works together with the overview widgets.

At the top of the company tab area, you can also open Nightly Rundown.

The surrounding company shell also includes shared surfaces such as the notification bell, the floating company chat widget, widget customization overlays, activity detail overlays, and tutorial overlays.

The Current Company Tabs

The current company dashboard includes these tabs:

Overview

Use Overview for the company’s high-level operating picture.

This tab includes:

Overview is the best first stop when you want to understand what is going on without reading the full activity feed.

Activity

Use Activity for recent operational events.

This tab is built for:

Chat

Use Chat when you want to talk directly inside the company workspace.

This is the company’s manual orchestration chat surface and it is separate from the general Agents chat area.

SOPs

Use SOPs for the company’s uploaded playbooks and guidance documents.

This is where you manage operating instructions that help the company behave the right way.

Approvals

Use Approvals for both:

This is where you review pending approval items, requires-action items, and the policy that determines how much can run automatically.

Plan

Use Plan for the company’s current operating plan.

This tab is the main place to:

Train

Use Train to rehearse one task until it becomes reliable enough to trust live.

This tab is built for:

Tasks

Use Tasks when you want task-by-task management instead of the broader plan view.

This tab is built for:

Files

Use Files for the company’s generated files and uploaded files.

This tab includes:

If the company is using a generated website, this tab also becomes the main place to review managed website files and related website state.

SEO & Blogs

Use SEO & Blogs for content work inside the company.

This tab includes:

It is the company’s main content planning and publishing-prep surface.

Boards

Use Boards for the company’s custom dashboard and insight-board surfaces.

This is where the company can move from the standard overview into more tailored board views when that company needs a more specific operating layout.

Boards are best when the company needs:

See Boards & Live Artifacts for the full guide.

Apps

Use Apps for company-scoped app access.

This tab is where you manage:

Employees

Use Employees for real people tied to the company workspace.

This is where you manage:

Profile

Use Profile for the company’s identity and core business information.

This tab is where you:

Integrations

Use Integrations for company-scoped Google Workspace access and related built-in services.

This tab is separate from Apps.

Use it when the company needs:

This is also where the user can decide whether to reuse an already connected Google account for the company or add a different one.

Channels

Use Channels for message and delivery routing.

This tab is where you:

Skills

Use Skills for the company’s skills surface.

This tab uses the same core skill-management experience used elsewhere in the app, but in the context of the open company.

Memory

Use Memory for longer-lived company context.

This tab includes:

Usage

Use Usage for company-specific usage and cost review.

This tab includes:

Settings

Use Settings for company-level configuration panels that apply across the whole workspace.

This tab includes:

It is the right place to update company-wide behavior without editing the plan itself.

Nightly Rundown

The Nightly Rundown button lives above the tab content, not inside a normal tab.

Use it for a company summary that helps you:

It is especially useful when the user wants one compact review of the company instead of opening several tabs separately.

Important Shared Surfaces Outside The Tabs

Some company features are not cleanly “one tab only.”

The current company dashboard also includes:

That means users sometimes describe a company feature by where it appears on the screen rather than by a tab name.

A Good Operating Pattern

For most companies, the cleanest routine is:

  1. check Overview
  2. open Activity if something looks off
  3. clear Approvals
  4. refine Plan or Tasks
  5. use Apps, Integrations, Channels, and Employees to finish missing operating dependencies
  6. use Files, SEO & Blogs, Memory, and Usage for the company’s longer-running operating trail