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# Dashboard

The Dashboard under My Workspace is the default page once the user has logged in to Cymmetri. This page is accessible to all users in Cymmetri.  

Cymmetri assigns a basic user role to all users in the system by default. Users with such a role will be able to view the screen as shown below: 

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Users with a Cymmetri Administrator role can view additional system information on their dashboard. An example dashboard view for a Cymmetri Administrator is shown below:&#x20;

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### Dashboard: Recently Used Applications&#x20;

The user sees a summary of recently accessed applications. Clicking on any of these applications will result in Single Sign-On (SSO) to the chosen application. If the user has not accessed any applications recently, the system will display 'No recent apps'.

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### Dashboard: Access Expiring &#x20;

The user receives notifications when their access to certain applications is set to be automatically revoked after a specified period. The applications listed in this section have access times defined for the user and are not granted as lifetime access.&#x20;

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