Dashboard tour

Where everything lives, and what the first screen is telling you.

The Overview page

Overview — live totals and the latest activity.

Card	Counts
Subjects	Products, asset categories and content categories you have registered.
Codes issued	Every authenticity code you have minted, across all issuances.
Authentic	Scans that returned a clean authentic verdict.
With warnings	Scans that were authentic but flagged — repeat checks, custody conflicts, over-verification.
Non-authentic	Scans that failed: unknown codes, or codes you have withdrawn.

Recent activity lists the five most recent verifications and transfers, each with its result and the place it happened. For the full list, use Operations.

Note · A non-authentic count above zero is not necessarily bad

It usually reflects mistyped codes or people testing the app. It becomes meaningful when it rises steadily, or when the map shows failures clustered in one place — which may indicate counterfeits circulating there.

Navigation and the top bar

Element	Purpose
Sidebar	Overview, Brands, Products, Assets, Contents, Verifiers, Operations, Warnings — and, for administrators, more (Administrator overview).
Warnings badge	A red count of unresolved warnings. It is hidden when there are none.
Search field	Searches brands, subjects, items and codes at once. Type at least two characters.
Scan icon	Opens the verification app, to check one of your own codes as a customer would.
Language / theme	Interface language and light or dark appearance.
Avatar menu	Profile and Sign out.
Version, bottom-left	The AuthPlus release you are using — quote it when contacting support.

Tip · Search accepts a code

Pasting a full authenticity code into the search field takes you straight to it. This is the fastest way to investigate a code a customer has queried.

Patterns that repeat on every list

• Search and filters sit above every table, including a date range on most.
• Status filter — lists show Active records by default. Switch it to see archived ones.
• Breadcrumbs at the top of detail screens climb back up the chain.
• Pagination shows 25 rows per page by default.
• Archive rather than delete — see Archiving — nothing is ever deleted.