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Alesta centers the product on one Company screen. The screen combines your company context, analytics, signals, generated work, chat, and run history without requiring a separate dashboard for each capability.

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Screen layout

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Company panel

Select the company name or domain at the top to switch workspaces or create a new one. Beneath it, Alesta shows the current profile, working documents, and competitor set. At the bottom of the panel:
  • the avatar menu opens Links, Team, Billing, Settings, Help & support, and Sign out;
  • the bell opens notifications;
  • the credit indicator opens Billing.

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Analytics

The top selector contains only the live areas:
  • Web for SEO, GEO, Programmatic, and Backlinks;
  • Traffic for Google Analytics and Search Console measurements;
  • Social for offered social connections and availability-aware monitoring.
Some Web subtabs or individual panels can be locked by plan. Traffic and Social depend on connected providers for many readings.

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Signals

Signals appear beside Analytics. Expand a signal to see its description and the actions currently available, such as viewing a prompt, copying it, downloading a file, improving the analysis, dismissing the feed, or creating a reviewed GitHub issue. Signals are not the same as Analytics issues. Dismissing a signal hides the remediation feed; it does not change the underlying Analytics finding.

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Open documents and competitors

Select a document or competitor in the Company panel to open it in the main content area. Alesta keeps Analytics as a permanent tab and adds opened items beside it. You can:
  • switch among open tabs;
  • close one item from its pane;
  • close all temporary tabs from the tab strip;
  • drag an open tab or a Company-panel row to the top or bottom half of the content area;
  • compare up to two vertically stacked panes.
Use split view to compare a generated strategy with a competitor, or keep Analytics visible while reading a document.

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Chat and Logs

The right side panel opens by default when the workspace plan includes chat. A free workspace keeps it closed initially and shows the Pro boundary when opened.
  • Chat uses available workspace context and can retain conversation history.
  • Logs > Activity explains what the profiling run searched, decided, skipped, and completed.
  • Logs > Operations shows a technical, machine-oriented stream for deeper diagnosis.
Collapse the side panel with its close control. Use Open panel in the Signals header to bring it back.

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Settings routes

General, Team, Billing, Integrations, and Notifications open as dialogs over the current workspace. Closing the dialog returns you to the Company screen without changing the selected workspace.
Older bookmarks for separate Files, Integrations, Analytics, Logs, Knowledge, Dashboard, Canvas, or workflow-builder pages return to the Company screen. Use the live workspace and Settings surfaces described here.

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