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Overview

The skyStudio homepage is a dashboard showcasing various widgets that enable active monitoring and tracking of your data. You can monitor your business and see the most important metrics at a glance. Once logged in, you can view a live Dashboard that consists of the following widgets:
  • Profiles (Top trending)
  • Dataflows
  • Schedulers
  • Dataflow contribution index
  • Recent Activity
skyStudio Dashboard

Prerequisite

Log in to skyStudio using your credentials. If you need help and support, click the Need help? button in the bottom right corner of the page. For more information regarding raising a new ticket, refer to the Help+Support section.

Select the Master Data

In the skyStudio dashboard, users can select the master data from the Select Master Data dropdown at the top right. It provides a centralized view of an organization’s master data, allowing users to access, analyze, and manage the information quickly and easily. After selecting the master data (e.g., “Community 360 (Default Profile)”), the dashboard displays the Profiles, Dataflows, Schedulers, and other widgets with relevant data.

Profiles Widget

The Profiles (Top trending) widget displays a bar chart showing your profile count trends over time. Key features include:
  • Timeline visualization - View profile counts across different time periods (e.g., May, Jun, Nov, Dec)
  • Filter options - Filter the view by selecting different criteria from the “Filter by” dropdown
  • Total Profiles - Shows the total number of profiles (e.g., “10 Total Profiles”)
  • Growth indicator - Displays the percentage change (e.g., “-0.00% Loss”)
  • View Profiles - Quick link to navigate to the detailed Profiles section
Learn more about Profiles.

Dataflows Widget

The Dataflows widget displays a visual summary of your dataflow statuses using a donut chart:
  • Running (Orange) - Dataflows currently in progress
  • Failed (Blue) - Dataflows that encountered errors
  • Completed (Green) - Successfully completed dataflows
Below the chart, you can see individual dataflows with their status indicators:
  • New - Newly created dataflows
  • Dataflow names are listed for quick reference
Click View all dataflows to navigate to the Dataflow section for detailed management. Learn more about Dataflows.

Schedulers Widget

The Schedulers widget displays an overview of your configured schedules with four key metrics:
  • Total - Total number of schedulers configured
  • Active - Currently active schedulers
  • Running - Schedulers currently executing
  • Failed - Schedulers that encountered issues
The widget also lists individual schedules showing:
  • Schedule name (e.g., “Resident 360”)
  • Configuration status (e.g., “Not configured”)
  • Status badge (Active/Disabled)
Click View all schedulers to manage your schedules. Learn more about setting up Schedules.

Dataflow Contribution Index Widget

The Dataflow contribution index widget visualizes how different data sources contribute to your unified profiles. It displays:
  • Last updated timestamp showing when the data was last refreshed
  • A bar chart showing non-null and non-duplicate profile records from each connector
  • Individual connector contributions (e.g., “community”)
This helps you understand the data quality and contribution from each source to your master data. Learn more about the Resolve process, including Rule Match and ML Match.

Recent Activity Widget

The Recent Activity widget displays a real-time feed of system activities, including:
  • User actions - Shows which user performed each action (e.g., “System User”)
  • Activity type - Type of activity performed (e.g., “completed dataflow”)
  • Entity name - The dataflow or entity involved (e.g., “PointClickCare”, “Community”, “BudgetWorkbooks”)
  • Timestamp - When the activity occurred (e.g., “9 months ago”, “12 months ago”, “about 1 year ago”)
  • Status indicator - Green checkmark for successful completions
At the bottom, the widget shows the total count of recent activities (e.g., “8 Recent activities”). This widget helps you stay informed about what’s happening in your skyStudio instance and track data processing activities.