# Dashboard

When you log in to the CubiLock EMM Console, the first screen you see is the **Dashboard**. It gives you a **high‑level overview** of your entire device fleet and management status at a glance — *without navigating through multiple pages*.

The CubiLock dashboard provides key metrics and visual summaries that help you quickly understand how your enterprise devices are configured and performing. These insights help IT administrators assess their environment, spot issues, and verify compliance with policies efficiently

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Summary Panel

| **Metric**        | **What It Shows**                               |
| ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| **Profiles**      | Total number of device profiles created.        |
| **Users**         | Number of admin users in your CubiLock account. |
| **Total Devices** | Total number of devices currently enrolled.     |

#### Profile Types Panel

This displays counts of devices segmented by profile types:

| **Profile Type** | **Meaning**                                     |
| ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| Fully Managed    | Devices fully controlled by the enterprise.     |
| Work             | Work profiles for BYOD scenarios.               |
| Dedicated        | Devices configured in kiosk/dedicated use mode. |

#### Profile Assignments Chart

Shows the distribution of devices across different device profiles. Each slice represents how many devices are assigned to a specific profile.

#### Devices Make & Models

Visual breakdown of devices by manufacturer and model helps you identify the most common hardware in your fleet.

The dashboard helps you assess device deployment, configuration states, and fleet diversity all in one place — saving time and aiding operational decisions.:contentReference\[oaicite:7]{index=7}


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