New updated Dashboard for your Spaces
Storyblok is the first headless CMS that works for developers & marketers alike.
How many API requests did I use today? How many content entries do I have? How many updates am I making per day? How many collaborators do I have left? All those questions and more are now covered in our new dashboard. You will now be able to find a quick update on latest changes, update frequency directly on startup.
Section titled Overview Overview
Every space will now be able to see that update right on their dashboard, we've moved the token creation down a bit and also added it to the settings of your space. The activities feed you previously had on the dashboard is now available with its own app and adds an additional menu item to your space, which allows you to see all updates in one feed.
Section titled API Requests Feed API Requests Feed
Do you want to know if you could improve you caching? With our API request graph, you will see how many API requests will hit our machines. Why would you like to add an additional caching layer? We already cache your requests via our CDN, however, if you're using a freshly created timestamp each time you're doing a request you will not be benefiting from this mechanism. Have a look at our API documentation to receive the timestamp of the latest change, so you're always up to date and still be able to cache as much as possible
Section titled Content Activity Feed Content Activity Feed
Do you want to know how many updates your team did in the last fourteen days? We got you covered, see how many updates were made on specific dates right away.
Section titled Users, Recent changes and Usage Users, Recent changes and Usage
Users, recent changes, and usage round up to the new dashboard, allowing you to have all information about your space without looking in different places.
Section titled What's next? What's next?
As you know we're always searching for a way to improve Storyblok to get a better experience to you, therefore we would love to receive your feedback! Let us know which metrics you would love to see next right down below in the comments.
