Dashboard Overview
The FourA Dashboard is where you manage API keys, run test requests, monitor performance, handle billing, and configure your account. This page walks through the main Overview screen and the sidebar sections.
Accessing the Dashboard
Sign in at foura.ai/dashboard. You need a FourA account: sign up here if you don't have one.
Overview Page
The landing page after sign-in shows real-time stats for your account.
Summary Cards
Four cards across the top show your headline numbers for the selected interval:
| Card | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Concurrency | Active concurrent requests right now, plus average and max for the period |
| Requests | Total requests in the selected interval |
| Bytes | Data transferred (in + out) |
| Response Time | Average, min, and max response time across requests |
Timeline Charts
Below the cards, five timeline charts plot request volume, bytes in/out, response time, outcome breakdown, and active connections so you can spot trends at a glance.
Filters
Four controls sit above the cards. They stack and combine: pick a product, then narrow to one outcome category, then to a single API key or interval.
| Filter | What it does |
|---|---|
| Product | Scope cards and charts to one endpoint: Single, Proxy, or Browser |
| Outcome | Isolate one outcome category (Success, Client Error, Service Error, Service Fail, Rate Limited, App Error, App Fail) |
| Key | Restrict to a specific API key |
| Interval | Time window: 1M, 5M, 30M, 1H, 6H, or 1D |
The Concurrency card and chart aren't affected by Product or Outcome filters and show a "Not filterable" badge while one is active.
Sidebar Sections
The sidebar links to seven sections.
Overview
The page above. Always the starting point after sign-in.
Playground
Test live requests against your real API key without writing any code. Pick Single, Proxy, or Browser, set a URL, tweak flags and timeouts, and hit Send. Save common configurations as presets, replay any of your last 20 runs from History.
Usage counts against the key's quota, the same way a production call would. See the Playground guide for the full walkthrough.
Metrics
Outcome distribution donut and a multi-view usage table grouped by API key, client IP, or domain.
Activity
A live feed of your most recent API requests. Each entry shows the HTTP method, route, target domain, status code, outcome classification, duration, and transfer size. Use it to debug individual requests or verify your integration is working.
API Keys
Create, view, and manage the keys your applications use to call the API.
- Create new keys: generate keys for your applications
- View existing keys: see all your keys with their status, IP allowlist, expiry, and last-used time
- Deactivate keys: disable a key without deleting it (useful for rotation)
- Regenerate: replace a key's secret without changing its settings
Keys use the pk_live_ prefix and are shown in full only at creation time. After that, only the prefix is visible.
Billing
Manage your subscription, payment methods, and invoices. The Billing section also shows your current plan's usage (credits consumed vs. plan limit) with a progress bar.
Settings
Update your profile and security settings:
- Display name and company
- Password
- Active sessions across devices
- Connected OAuth providers (Google, etc.)
Email changes aren't available in the dashboard. Contact support if you need to update your email.
Tips
- Use the Playground before writing code, especially when picking between Single, Proxy, and Browser for a new target.
- Check Metrics weekly to catch performance trends before they become problems.
- Keep your API keys secure: deactivate any key immediately if you suspect it's been exposed.
- If you don't see the Billing or Settings details you need, check the linked pages below for full walkthroughs.
Next Steps
- Authentication: API key creation and management details
- Quick Start: Make your first request via CLI
- Playground: Run live requests from the dashboard
- API Endpoints: Use the API directly