# Home

The **Admin Dashboard** in FenixPyre provides administrators with a comprehensive view of user activity, file interactions, and platform performance. This centralized panel is designed to make monitoring and managing your organization’s data security and user behavior easier.

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### **Key Sections of the Admin Dashboard:**

1. **Overview**:
   * Displays key metrics such as the total number of active files and users.
   * **Active Files**: Shows the number of files being actively managed, including changes over time.
   * **Active Users**: Displays the number of active users, allowing administrators to track user engagement with the platform.
2. **Recent Activity**:
   * A feed that highlights the latest actions taken by users, such as modifying files.
   * Each activity entry includes information on the user and the file they interacted with, as well as the action performed (e.g., **ANCHOR**, **UNANCHOR,** etc.).
3. **Active File Actions**:
   * Provides insights into specific file interactions (e.g., co-editing) performed by users.
   * The section displays the number of file actions (e.g., co-editing, file modifications) .
4. **Active Applications**:
   * Displays a breakdown of the active applications used within your organization, visualizing how different apps are being utilized for file access and management.


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