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# Dashboard

<figure><img src="/files/U6Ib4icSVOWaO67Rj5Xg" alt=""><figcaption><p>Hashman Dashboard</p></figcaption></figure>

The dashboard is your overview of your mining operation and the first thing that is loaded when opening Hashman. You can change the timeframe of the data displayed in the dashboard from timeframe dropdowns.

### Dashboard components

* **Overview**: Displays a summary of current hashrate, estimated profits and revenues
  * Profit and revenue can be viewed in euros, dollars, sats or BTC
* **Mining schedule**: Visualizes how Hashman's automation adjusts the mining operation
  * Hashrate monitoring
  * Power usage tracking
  * Active miners status
  * Automation adjustments based on mining profile variables
* **Operational charts**: Visualizes your mining performance over time
  * Hashrate trends
  * Temperature monitoring
  * Historical performance data
* **Alerts**: Highlights any issues or notifications that require your attention  (coming soon)
  * System notifications
  * Error reporting
  * Status updates


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