Dashboard overview

A tour of the panels your staff will live in. Everything updates live as data streams in from your servers.

The server switcher

At the top of the sidebar is your network, with a switcher to move between All serversand any individual server. Your choice filters the whole dashboard — players, flags, the map and moderation all follow the server you're looking at.

Dashboard

The home panel gives you the pulse of your network: players online now, daily average and peak, and flags today, alongside a 24-hour player-count curve, running totals of warns, kicks and bans, a live violation feed, and a breakdown of flags by check.

Server stats

A version-agnostic stats view: unique players seen, clean percentage, busiest servers, most-flagged players and the flags-by-check breakdown — useful for spotting trends over time.

Players

The player registry: everyone Warden AC has seen, online or offline, with their current server and status. Open a player to see their profile — vitals, a "why flagged" explanation of their recent checks, their full flag history (paginated), and their punishment history — plus the moderation actions you're allowed to take.

Monitoring

A focused view of currently flagged players. Tabs let you watch a single player live on the map, see their info, page through their flags, and review their punishments — with the moderation buttons your permissions allow.

Live Map

The 2D top-down map of a selected server with every online player on it. See The live map for the full rundown.

Warns, Kicks & Bans

Three history panels covering every moderation action taken across your network, who took it and why. Bans support unbanning and warns support retracting, subject to permissions. See Moderation.

Settings & Team

Settings (owner only) is where you rename your network and servers, view your network key, and manage your plan. Team is where you invite staff and scope their access — see Team & permissions.

What each person sees
Members only see and act within the servers and permissions the owner gave them, so two staff can open the same dashboard and see different things. That scoping is enforced by the backend, not just hidden in the UI.