Dashboard Overview
The FourA Dashboard is where you manage tasks, monitor performance, and configure your account. This page walks through each section.
Accessing the Dashboard
Sign in at foura.ai/dashboard. You need a FourA account: sign up here if you don't have one.
Main Sections
Tasks
The Tasks section is your primary workspace. From here you can:
- Create new tasks: specify a URL, choose a task type (single, browser, or proxy), and set options
- View task history: see all your past tasks with their status, response time, and result
- Filter and search: find tasks by status (completed, failed, pending), date range, or URL
- View task details: click any task to see the full response, headers, timing breakdown, and raw HTML
Task statuses:
- Completed: data was successfully collected
- Failed: the request encountered an error (timeout, blocked, invalid URL)
- Pending: the task is queued or in progress
Analytics
The Analytics section provides usage insights:
- Request volume: total tasks over time, broken down by day
- Success rate: percentage of completed vs. failed tasks
- Response time: p50, p95, and p99 latency distribution
- Usage by domain: which target sites you're collecting from most
- Bandwidth: total data transferred
Use analytics to identify which targets need different task types or have declining success rates.
Proxies
Configure proxy preferences for the proxy task type:
- Proxy type: choose between data center, residential, or mobile proxies
- Geographic targeting: select the country your requests should originate from
- Rotation settings: configure how aggressively proxies rotate between requests
Settings
Account configuration:
- API Keys: view, copy, and regenerate your API key
- Webhooks: configure callback URLs for async task completion notifications (coming soon)
- Usage limits: view your current plan limits and usage
- Profile: update your account details
Tips
- Check the Analytics section weekly to catch performance trends before they become problems
- Use filters in the Tasks section to quickly find failed tasks and understand what went wrong
- Keep your API key secure: regenerate it immediately if you suspect it has been exposed
Next Steps
- Creating a Task: Step-by-step task creation guide
- Quick Start: Make your first request via CLI
- API Endpoints: Use the API directly