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# Explore the project dashboard
When you open a project you will see the dashboard. The dashboard is an overview of everything that happens in that specific project. In this dashboard, you will see the total number of imported items, the total number of channels, and when this project was last updated. If the project is inactive, the project is not automatically updated every day, so it may be more than 24 hours ago. By default, you will also see an overview of your feed quality scores for your feeds.
When you start using our Order sync, Repricer or Analytics functionalities new dashboards will automatically be added to this overview.
### Explanation of the different parts of the dashboard
#### Total number of items
This shows how many products have been imported into this specific project. Would you like a detailed overview of the number of items per channel, or would you like to view another period?
Click on "Detailed view" or on the "Total number of items" box.
When you click "Detailed view" or the "Total number of items" box, you can change the display of the graph. For example, you can exclude channels from the graph by clicking the channel in the graph.
You can also change the period that the graph shows. Adjust the displayed period by clicking the dates in the upper left corner.
Choose from several standard options like "seven days", or pick a custom period using the manual date selection. To save this overview, download the item data as CSV by clicking "Download as CSV" in the lower right corner.
#### Total number of channels
The total number of channels shows how many channels the products will be exported to. Detailed information about how many products are exported per channel can also be found in the detailed items overview.
#### Last update
The last update shows when the whole project was last updated by the automatic updates that you set in the schedule settings. More information about the [schedule settings](/get-started/getting-started/create-a-new-project/edit-your-project-schedule-settings.md) can be found here. If the project is inactive, the project is not automatically updated every day, so it may be more than 24 hours ago.
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Note: This only applies when an automatic update produced changes to the project, which might not happen on every run. A change will be shown when the number of imported products has changed, for example.
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