# The Overview screen Overview answers one question — **is everything all right?** — before it offers you anything to do. ## The five tiles Each is clickable, and the first four cover the last 24 hours. - **AI requests · 24h** with an hourly sparkline. The shape matters more than the number: a flat line during working hours usually means tools stopped routing through Sentilai, not that nobody worked. - **Blocked by policy · 24h**. Turns a warning colour above zero. Click through to see which rules fired. - **Seats in use**, `x of y available`. Admins and developers share one pool. - **Devices active · 24h**, and how many are registered in total. A large gap means machines are enrolled but not being used — often people who left. - **Ungoverned AI agents**, a standing count rather than a 24-hour one. Most days it reads "none detected", which is the answer you want. Above zero it names an autonomous agent found on a device that Sentilai can see but does not route. See [Ungoverned AI agents](/books/devices-and-logs/page/ungoverned-ai-agents) under **Devices and logs**. ## Next steps Below the tiles are the two things most new organizations have not done yet: invite another admin, and configure SSO. They disappear from your attention once done. ## The backup-passkey warning If your account has only one passkey, a banner sits at the top of this page until you add a second. It is the single most common way an admin locks themselves out permanently. ## The header line Your signed-in email, your organization name, and your **region** — EU or US. The region determines which Gateway your developers' tools talk to and where the audit data lives. ![The Overview answers "is everything OK?" first: requests, blocks, seats, active devices, and any ungoverned AI agent found on a machine.](https://docs.sentilai.com/uploads/images/gallery/2026-08/8ppoverview-tiles.png) *The Overview answers "is everything OK?" first: requests, blocks, seats, active devices, and any ungoverned AI agent found on a machine.*