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Org dashboard tour

The org dashboard is your home as a national admin. It surfaces a few headline numbers, quick links into the most-used surfaces, profile completeness and directory insights, the bulletin banner, and the social feed.

Open the dashboard​

Sign in. If you're an org admin, you'll land here automatically. Otherwise navigate to Org → Dashboard.

The org admin dashboard. The org admin dashboard.

What's on the dashboard​

Top-line stats​

The bento grid at the top includes:

  • Active chapters
  • Active members — undergrad + associate memberships only
  • Total membership — every membership status, including alumni
  • Inactive chapters

There's no dedicated "Suspended chapters" tile — a chapter's status is still visible and editable from the chapters list and chapter detail page, but the dashboard doesn't surface a standalone count for it (it was almost always zero).

Quick Actions​

A card with shortcuts to View Chapters and View All Members. (No "Add chapter / Invite admin / Bulk import / New bulletin / Configure dues" buttons today — quick actions are intentionally minimal.)

Profile Completeness​

A card summarizing the org's member profile completeness — useful for spotting how much enrichment data you have on file.

Directory Insights​

A card surfacing aggregate directory facts (geography, work history, skills coverage) from the member enrichment data. Its header shows both a total membership count and an active-members count — the facts below it (top employers, schools, skills) are drawn from active members only.

Bulletin banner​

If your org has active bulletins, they appear inline above the social feed.

Social feed​

A timeline of recent forum / engagement activity across the org's chapters.

Since the v0.65.23 menu redesign, the org admin sidebar groups nav items into 9 top-level entries: People (member directory, alumni career board, advisors, and — sub-grouped under a "PNMs" label — PNM overview / periods / name approvals), Community (engage, recognition, mentorship, photos, family tree), Updates (feed, bulletins, events), Operations (compliance, elections, billing, surveys), Learning, Foundation, Documents (a flat link), Analytics (a flat link, national admins only), and Settings (general, PNM settings, learning settings, foundation settings, onboarding). Items are gated by module enablement — disabled modules don't appear.

The sidebar's brand/logo row now links directly to the dashboard, replacing the old flat "Dashboard" nav item. There's no standalone "Messages" nav item either — messaging and the GreekManageAI assistant live in a unified messaging + AI panel outside the sidebar.

Switching scope​

Admins operate at the org level by default. To drill into a specific chapter, click it from the chapters page or the org sidebar's chapter list. Different surfaces use different scope mechanisms — some pages filter by chapter via a query param or path segment rather than a global "chapter picker".

Dark mode​

Toggle dark/light from the user menu. The choice is per-user.

Tips​

  • Use the chapters page for health drill-down. The dashboard's top-line numbers tell you whether to dig in; the chapters list is where you actually triage.
  • Don't expect the dashboard to surface every alert. Compliance overdue, payment failures, and flagged forum content all live on their own pages — check those module surfaces as part of your regular review.

Last verified against v0.70.2 (2026-08-03). Updated for the v0.70.2 stat-grid fix: "Total members" — which actually counted active members only — split into "Active members" and a genuine "Total membership"; the "Suspended chapters" tile was dropped. Earlier note retained: corrected pre-v0.65.23 sidebar structure description (9 top-level groups: People, Community, Updates, Operations, Learning, Foundation, Documents, Analytics, Settings; brand row replaces flat "Dashboard" link; messaging moved to unified panel).