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# Dashboard
Parallels Browser Isolation (PBI) Private Access
The **Dashboard** category allows you to perform quick actions and see general usage statistics.
### **Past 24 hour insights**
This section lets you view what changes have taken place across metrics like total user sessions, total applications, policy violations, and Current active users, where a small arrow points to the delta, whether it has an upward or downward trend.
## **Key trends**
This section lists the top domains that were visited either over a day or over a month; the same has been extended to view the top violated policies and top risky users. You can also view the regions on a map showing the origins of user sessions.
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