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Reviews appear in the Ops dashboard, the companion app for review intelligence. It is where you follow what a review decided, which findings it raised, and how your reviews are trending across repositories. The Console configures reviews; the Ops dashboard is where you watch them happen.

Open the Ops dashboard

The Ops dashboard is a separate app, Acrity Ops. Open it from the Console system switcher, the app menu labeled Ops. Selecting it takes you from the Console into Acrity Ops with the same workspace already in context.
Ops dashboard showing the review operation overview with pending pull requests and active reviews

What it shows

The Ops dashboard is the live view of review activity for the selected workspace. In one place you can see:

Review status

Whether a review is in progress, finished, or needs attention.

Decisions

The outcome each review reached, so you can act on it.

Findings

The issues a review raised, grouped so you can triage them.

Pull and merge requests

The PR or MR each review is tied to, across your connected providers.

Authors

Who opened the change under review.

Timing and cost

Summaries of how long reviews take and what they consume.

Who can access it

The Ops dashboard is not limited to administrators. Members and above can open and view it, so the people who work with reviews day to day can follow status, decisions, and findings without administrative access.
RoleOps dashboard access
Workspace adminCan view the Ops dashboard.
MaintainerCan view the Ops dashboard.
MemberCan view the Ops dashboard.
Billing ManagerFocused on billing; the Ops dashboard is outside this role’s usual scope.
Roles are fixed capability sets defined by Acrity. They are not organization-configurable, so the same role grants the same access in every workspace. For the full description of each role, see Roles and access.

Ops dashboard vs. Audit Trail

The Ops dashboard and the Audit Trail answer different questions. The Ops dashboard is live review tracking and intelligence: it tells you what reviews decided and what they found. The Audit Trail is the per-run execution log you use for diagnostics: it tells you whether a specific run completed, was skipped, errored, or is still running, and why.
Ops dashboardAudit Trail
PurposeLive review tracking and intelligencePer-run execution log for diagnostics
AnswersWhat did the review decide and find?Did this run finish, and why did it fail or skip?
AccessMembers and aboveWorkspace admin (platform admins also have access)
WhereAcrity Ops, from the Console system switcherConsole > Audit Trail
Use the Ops dashboard to track and act on reviews. Switch to the Audit Trail when you need to diagnose a specific run.

Where this fits

Configure reviews in the Console, then watch them in the Ops dashboard. If you are still setting up, start with the Quickstart, then return here once your first PR or MR triggers a review. To see how a change moves from a connected repository to a tracked result, see Review flow.

Quickstart

Connect a repository and trigger your first review.

Review flow

Follow a change from repository to tracked result.

Audit Trail

Diagnose a specific review run.

Console overview

See how the Console areas fit together.