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# Dashboard and navigation

Use the GIMI dashboard and side navigation to monitor submissions, campaigns, members, analytics, funds, and team access.

The Dashboard is a snapshot of organization activity so you can see what needs attention without opening every campaign.

## What does the Dashboard show?

Depending on activity, you may see:

* Total submissions received
* Total social views
* Pending submissions
* Creator payments
* Active campaigns
* Recent campaigns
* Top-performing content
* Content awaiting review
* Recent organization activity

*Screenshot placeholder: Main organization dashboard with metrics highlighted.*

### Dashboard metrics

| Metric                  | What it means                                                                                                                             |
| ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Total submissions**   | Content entries across your campaigns. A creator may submit a social post, video, image, source file, or another eligible format.         |
| **Total views**         | Combined eligible social views from distribution campaigns. Totals can update as GIMI collects platform data.                             |
| **Pending submissions** | Items waiting for review. Review these regularly so creators get timely feedback.                                                         |
| **Paid out**            | Amount distributed through approval bonuses, performance rewards, Spotlight bonuses, contest prizes, and other configured rewards.        |
| **Active campaigns**    | Currently live campaigns. Open **Campaigns** for the full history.                                                                        |
| **Top content**         | Strong-performing or highly relevant work — useful for spotting quality, social posts, creators to invite again, or Spotlight candidates. |

The Dashboard also reflects how your brand profile looks to creators. Use the menu beside your organization name to preview the public profile (display name, handle, bio, member count, associated links).

## Where is each section in the navigation?

| Section             | Use it to                                     |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| **Dashboard**       | Organization overview and profile preview     |
| **Campaigns**       | Create, fund, and manage campaigns            |
| **Submissions**     | Moderate creator content                      |
| **Content Library** | Find approved assets                          |
| **Members**         | Review your creator network                   |
| **Leaderboard**     | Rank creators by performance                  |
| **Analytics**       | Measure reach, efficiency, and content health |
| **Transactions**    | See funds in and creator payouts              |
| **Invoices**        | Download billing documents                    |
| **Team**            | Invite and manage administrators              |
| **Settings**        | Organization details, currency, privacy       |

## How do I read the Campaigns list?

For each campaign you may see name, status, public or private access, campaign type, number of submissions, pending submissions, remaining budget, and dates.

### Campaign statuses

* **Draft** — created but not published. Creators cannot participate.
* **Live** — open and accepting eligible submissions.
* **Finished** — ended or closed. Creators cannot submit unless you reopen or extend.

Additional statuses may appear depending on configuration.

*Screenshot placeholder: Campaign list showing status, type, and submission count.*


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