Dashboard
Your dashboard is where you work with Mara day to day. It opens with one question in mind: does Mara need anything from you? Home answers that question alone. Programs, Activity, Results, Contacts, Playbook, and Voice are your reference pages, reached from the sidebar. Chat sits alongside every page as a companion you can dock, float, or tuck away, so directing Mara never means leaving the page you are on.
What you can do
- Land on Home and see in one glance whether Mara is waiting on you. Its eyebrow tells you the state: waiting on you with a count, a fix needed, or all clear. Home collects everything that needs your decision: blockers that stop her working, customer replies where a person is waiting, emails and programs she has drafted for your approval, and optional ideas she suggests.
- Read the running history of what Mara has done on the Activity page: emails sent, programs activated, replies handled, learnings added. It is a log, so nothing there asks you to act.
- Check whether the program is working on the Results page: your value metric over time, per-program funnels, top emails, and deliverability.
- Direct Mara from chat, wherever you are in the dashboard: ask her to design a program, edit copy, build a segment, or explain anything. See the Chat guide for how that works.
- Reach your reference pages from the sidebar: Programs (what each one sends), Contacts (who is in your program), Playbook (what Mara has learned), Voice (what your customers are telling her), and Settings (everything you configure).
How
The sidebar on the left lists every page: Home, Programs, Activity, Results, Contacts, Playbook, Voice, and Settings. Click any one to open it full width. Chat is not a page. It is a companion that stays with you across the dashboard, in one of three states: docked beside the page, floating over it, or minimized to a small bubble you reopen when you want it.
- Work top to bottom on Home. Items are tiered by urgency, with blockers first and optional ideas last. Acting on an item clears it from the queue. When there is nothing left you see "Nothing needs you. Mara is working."
- Approving and rejecting happen on the cards on Home, using the same plain verbs everywhere: Approve and send for an email, Approve and activate for a program, Reject to drop a draft, Dismiss to hide an idea.
- Activity and Results are read only. Expand a row in Activity to read the full detail; on a failed send you can hand the context to chat with "Ask Mara about this".
- Use the sidebar to open Programs, Contacts, Playbook, Voice, or Settings when you want to look something up, and the tenant card at the bottom of the sidebar to switch between companies.
Limitations
- Home is for decisions, not browsing. Once you act on an item it leaves the queue, by design. To revisit something later, look in Activity or on the relevant page.
- Activity never carries action buttons. It is a record of what happened. Anything you can act on lives on Home, with the Activity row as its echo.
- Results reports aggregates over a time window, not row-level actions. Where a number is a stand-in for what you really care about, the label says so.
- Building and editing happen in chat, not on the reference pages. Those pages surface and summarize; the work itself is a conversation with Mara.
- The dashboard shows your own workspace only. It never exposes another company's data.