Hello and welcome to this quick webinar on how to use the blue back project tracker. In this episode, we'll be focusing on the web dashboard and its functionality for data management. Let's take a closer look at the dashboard. Inside the web dashboard, you'll find a quick overview of your last scan status and the projects that have been created. Starting from the bottom left, we have the tracker timeline which provides information about the timing of the last scan and the last successful scan. Moving on, we have the portrayal versions graph which gives an overview of the different portrayal versions present in your environment. By clicking on the segments, you can access the projects associated with each portrayal version. Next, we have the measurements section, where you can compare the total number of projects with the versions supported in the latest release. This allows you to track the increase or decrease of projects over time. Additionally, project tags are assigned during scans, and you can click on specific tags to view the projects associated with them. In the top left corner, there is a quick summary of projects containing local data. These projects may not be properly referenced. We also have the 100 newest projects and the 100 last modified projects, providing a convenient way to review project details such as creation date and author. Moving to the next tab, labeled "Projects," we can access more detailed information about our projects. This includes project names, storage paths, portrayal versions, and whether they are reference projects or not. You can rearrange the columns by dragging and dropping, select rows for actions like copying to the clipboard, and group objects by portrayal version using the group selector. Under the "History" section, you can view information about project creation, ownership, and any duplicates. Filtering by user...