> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://metorial.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Dashboard Overview > A product tour of the Metorial dashboard: Workforce, Portals, Skills, Integrations, Magic MCP, activity, and settings. The Metorial dashboard is where you configure governed access for employees, agents, and external users. Start with Workforce, then add portals, integrations, skills, and Magic MCP access as your users need them. **What you'll learn:** * Where the main Workforce product surfaces live * How Portals, Skills, Integrations, and Magic MCP connect * Where to inspect activity, logs, and workspace settings ## Home The project home page gives you the current organization, project, and environment context. It also shows setup shortcuts and popular catalog providers such as GitHub and Linear. Dashboard home ## Workforce Workforce is the product home for access management. Use it to review accounts, portals, activity, Magic Skills, and access surfaces connected to your project. Workforce dashboard ## Portals Portals let you publish a branded catalog of approved integrations and skills. Admins configure access groups, resource listings, authentication, and highlights; users open the portal to connect and discover what they can use. Portal admin overview Consumer portal home ## Magic Skills Magic Skills are reusable workflows your team can create, organize, and publish. Use skills for repeatable work such as support playbooks, engineering review steps, customer handoff flows, or customer-facing automations. Magic Skills dashboard ## Integrations And Providers Use **Providers** to browse catalog providers and **Integrations** to configure reusable access. Provider pages include tools, capabilities, versions, and setup actions for integrations or Magic MCP servers. Provider catalog GitHub integration setup ## Magic MCP Magic MCP servers turn configured providers into connectable MCP endpoints for agents and clients. Use groups and tokens to control which clients can connect to which servers. Magic MCP servers ## Activity And Logs Use Logs to inspect sessions, connections, tool calls, provider runs, errors, alerts, Protoguard events, and provider-auth events. This is where operators confirm that access is being used as expected. Logs activity ## Settings Organization settings include general settings, projects, members, and invites. Project settings live under the organization project route. Organization settings