Open the site switcher, click View all websites, and there they are. Every site you've added, in one table, instead of one dashboard at a time.
What changed
The first thing it tells you is which sites are actually reporting. Active means data is arriving. Snippet not installed means the site was added and never connected, so nothing has ever come through. Snippet missing means the snippet was there before and we can’t detect it now.
Low connectivity is the one to watch. The snippet is still there and data is still arriving, just far less of it than it should be. Sessions are being dropped, and because the dashboard still looks populated, this is exactly the failure you would otherwise miss for weeks.
From there it’s your monitoring table. A Score tells you at a glance whether a site passes or fails Core Web Vitals, with LCP, CLS, INP and TTFB beside it and a sparkline on each so you see the direction, not just today’s number. Switch the whole table between Google CrUX and Reality, our own real-user data, and between desktop and mobile. Add the columns you want from Status, Environment, Platform, Date added, Score, LCP, CLS, INP and TTFB, then drag them into the order that suits you. Your layout is remembered.
- Three ways a site can be quiet, never connected, stopped reporting, or dropping sessions.
- Pass or fail at a glance, with the trend beside every metric.
- CrUX or Reality, desktop or mobile, switched for the whole table at once.