# The dashboard's first screen, in one minute > What the Overview tab of the TokenPolice dashboard shows when you open it: six numbers, two charts, and which of your agents looped last night. - URL: https://tokenpolice.ai/blog/dashboard-overview-in-one-minute - Published: 2026-09-13 - Author: TokenPolice Team - Tags: dashboard, product Open the dashboard and you land on **Overview**. Its subtitle asks three questions: is your LLM spend safe, are your agents looping, is TokenPolice paying for itself. The page answers them top to bottom, for whatever range you pick top right: 1h, 24h, 7d, 30d or custom. Overview tab at 30 days ## Six numbers The six KPI tiles Sessions, model calls and spend, each against the previous period. Then the three TokenPolice numbers: calls actually blocked, an estimate of what your dry-run rules would have saved had they been enforcing, and calls your reroute rules swapped to the model they name. Here spend fell 33% while blocks doubled. ## Allowed vs Blocked Every call in the range, stacked: allowed, budget blocks, loop blocks. Solid is enforced, hatched is dry-run. The block rate sits on the right. ## Spend trend and unit economics Spend Trend beside Unit Economics This period solid, last period dashed. Beside it: cache hit rate, dollars per session, runs per session and a blended price per thousand tokens. If sessions are flat and spend is not, this is where you notice. ## Loops Loop detection beside Loopiest workflows Firings split by the two detectors, exact prompt repeat and per-run cap, next to the workflows that looped most and what those runs cost. 152 firings in a month is normal for a fleet of test agents. In production, read it closely. Users, Model Log and Audit hold the calls behind each number, and the [Overview docs](/docs/dashboard/overview) explain every tile. Before your app's first call the tiles read a dash. [Wiring it in](/docs/get-started/choose-your-path) takes a few minutes.