mPulse system dashboards allow you to view your metrics and filter them in a variety of ways.

mPulse Dashboards include widgets that show you how your site is performing in a variety of ways, and support many different types of data segmentation using the filter bars across the top of the dashboards. For example, you can filter data by browsers, page types, operating systems, device types (mobile, tablet, or desktop), geographic countries and regions, Internet service providers (ISPs), and many others.

You can even create your own user-defined dimensions to segment traffic into custom groups, such as logged in users or paid accounts. Finally, you can combine these filters to analyze the exact segment of traffic you're interested in.

What's the users' experience right now?

To answer that, try a quick health check.

From mPulse, click Home, and then click the Showcase icon. The dashboard looks like this:

The Showcase dashboard gives you an animated view of your traffic on a 3D globe. This dashboard is one of the most popular ones for Network Operations Command Centers (NOCC) and team rooms. The blinking lights on the globe are user interactions within 10 seconds of real time. At a glance, it's easy to see if everything is green (all good) or red (we have a problem).

mPulse system dashboards

mPulse dashboards can help you quickly see your site's overall performance in real time, and the performance of your resources across all of your page views.

• Overview. The Overview dashboard lets you see at glance all the metrics you want to
  monitor. For more information on the Overview dashboard, see Get the big picture.

• Metrics. The Metrics dashboard allows you to see if you are meeting your business
  goals. For more information on the Metrics dashboard, see Meet your business goals.

• DevOps. The DevOps dashboard displays key information to help identify areas where
  performance optimizations would improve the user experience. For more information on the
  DevOps dashboard, see Find ways to boost performance.

• Globe. The Globe dashboard allows you to see your real-user measurement data
  stream in one dramatic, 3D, global format with fly-to animation. For more information on
  the Globe dashboard, see Tour the globe.

• Showcase. The Showcase dashboard shows summary data on the backdrop of the Globe
  dashboard. It allows you to see a high-level view in real time with top-level KPIs. For
  more information on the Showcase dashboard, see Get a bird's-eye view of your users' experience.

• Summary. The Summary dashboard gives you a quick breakdown of your web or
  application's performance. See Get the big picture.

• Dimensions. The Dimensions dashboard displays the numbers for any dimension you choose.
  For more information on the Dimensions dashboard, see Optimize for browsers and devices.

• What-If. The What-If dashboard gives you the ability to forecast revenue and
  conversion degradation. For more information on the What-If dashboard, see Forecast revenue, conversion, and degradation.

• Waterfall. The Waterfall dashboard allows you to view object level data for individual
  beacons that flow into the mPulse system. For more information on the Waterfall dashboard,
  see Fix performance issues.

• Performance vs. Engagement. The Performance vs. Engagement dashboard helps you see how performance
  impacts user engagement. For more information on the Performance vs. Engagement dashboard,
  see See how performance impacts traffic.

• App Error List and App Error Summary. The App Error List dashboard gives you a breakdown of the errors listed in
  the App Error Summary dashboard. For more information on these dashboards, see Troubleshoot and fix domain errors.

• Executive Overview. The Executive Overview dashboard provides you with higher level metrics to share with
  executives and management at your company. For more information on the Executive Overview
  dashboard, see Take it to the top.