# Overview

The first screen the user sees after logging in is the Overview dashboard. This dashboard will look like the image below.

<figure><img src="/files/wLN32HEWaV2rbOx8h0q7" alt=""><figcaption><p>Overview Dashboard</p></figcaption></figure>

The sections numbered in the previous image are:

### 1. Time window

The time window specifies the time range for SolidRed to retrieve the data and build the graphs and dashboards. Clicking this section will open a window to edit the time range for SolidRed. Further details can be found in the [Time window](/docs/solidred-3.3/getting-started/time-window.md) section.&#x20;

### 2. Asset Tree

The asset tree comprises the hierarchical structure of how the devices and assets are organized. Further details on how to interact with the asset tree can be found on its respective page through [this link](/docs/solidred-3.3/getting-started/navigation.md).

### 3. Status Summary

The status summary section displays high-level information about the status of the assets and devices within the organization. This section shows the total number of devices and assets, as well as the number of those devices and assets with alerts. Further information about alerts can be found in the [Alerts](/docs/solidred-3.3/data-analytics-features/alerts.md) section.&#x20;

### 4. Alert details

This section provides insight into the alerts within the system. The table can be sorted based on any of the available columns; by default, it is sorted in descending order by created time.&#x20;

In an alert, clicking on it will display a pop-up window with details of the alert in question.  Additionally, clicking the chat icon to the right of the table will allow the user to read and write comments for the selected alert. , clicking on the alert itself will take the user to a table with all the alerts of the same device. Additional actions can be taken from this view; such actions are explained in detail in the [Alerts](/docs/solidred-3.3/data-analytics-features/alerts.md) section.&#x20;


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