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Dashboards

The dashboards of a project: what each one shows and when it appears in the project menu.

Every project has its own set of dashboards in the project menu, most of them under Monitoring. Which ones appear depends on the devices of the project: no battery means no battery dashboard, no charger means no EV charging dashboard. When you add or remove a device, the matching dashboard appears or disappears. See Device management.

Dashboard What it shows When it appears
Project Dashboard (EMS) Real-time overview of the whole installation: power flows, control state and the key figures for the site. Always, it is the default page of a project.
Battery (ESS) Dashboard State of charge, charge and discharge power, cycles and available energy. The project has at least one battery.
PV Dashboard Measured solar production against the forecast, next to day-ahead market prices. The project has PV inverters or wind turbines.
Consumption Dashboard Total consumption with the forecast, and how much of the own solar energy is consumed on site. Always.
EV Charging Dashboard Live connector status, real-time power, the charge points and the session history. The project has at least one EV charger.
Energy Meter Dashboard Import, export and peak power per meter, with an indicative energy cost. The project has energy meters.
DSO RTU Dashboard The limits, control modes and emergency stops the grid operator is currently imposing. The project has a DSO RTU connection configured.
Savings Dashboard What the installation returns: the energy cost without an installation against the actual energy cost, split per source. Found under Analysis, Reports as Savings. Always. The amounts need an energy contract on the project.
Pro Dashboard Chart analysis of the control algorithm, trading, EV charging and energy meters. Found under Analysis as Advanced. Always. Trading, EV charging and energy meters only when the project uses them.