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The sidebar has six sections: Inbox, Monitor, Detect, Intelligence, Govern and Workspace. Every page shows its section and name as a breadcrumb at the top, for example Monitor / Sessions. The table below follows the sidebar order. Every member can read the data on every page they can see. An Admin or Owner can hide some pages from Read members and Policy Writers under Settings › Members. Hidden pages leave the navigation on that member’s next page load. Where a page has a write action, its docs page says who may use it.

Pages

Global controls

Time range

Pages that count things carry a time range control at the top. On Overview the presets are 6h, 12h, 24h, 3d, 7d, 14d and 30d, labelled from “Last 6 hours” to “Last 30 days”. The default is 7d, shown as “Last 7 days”. A custom range has one note: “Up to 30 days, within the last 30. Counts are kept per whole UTC hour, so both ends round down to the hour.” Other pages keep their own default. Sessions and Audit Trail open on Last 24 hours; Agents opens on Last 7 days. On Overview the comparison with the previous window is always on, and Policy decisions · last 24h is a fixed 24-hour figure whatever range you pick.

Command palette

Open it with ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows), the sidebar Find button (shortcut F), the footer ⌘ K button, or Command menu in the account menu. The tour describes it: “Machines, sessions, pages — one search, at the top of the sidebar. Press ⌘K from anywhere in the product.” The palette lists Recent, Suggestions, every page by section, and Actions: Switch to dark mode or Switch to light mode, Use compact text size or Use standard text size, Copy link to this page, Toggle sidebar. Typing searches hosts, agents, people and sessions. Opening a hit goes to that entity’s page.

Account menu

The account menu sits bottom-left: Account settings, Command menu ⌘K, Theme, Product tour and Log out. Product tour replays the six-step tour from your first sign-in. Every page ends with the same footer: Docs, Keyboard shortcuts, Report a bug, Changelog, the ⌘ K button, English (US), the time zone line (for example Times in America/New_York (GMT-4)), API reachable and © 2026 Quint Security.
  • Times in zone: times are shown in your browser’s time zone, named in the footer with its current offset from GMT. Compare a local log against that zone. Overview counts are still kept per whole UTC hour.
  • API reachable: the dashboard’s own check that it can reach the Quint API. When a panel says a figure is “unavailable on this API”, that figure was not served. It is unknown, not zero.