# Domain: Overview

The domain **Overview** shows your whole site on one page. A line at the top tells you if anything needs your attention. Below it, each module that you set up has a tile with its key numbers.

## Before you start [#before-you-start]

- To open the Overview, select a domain, then click **Overview** at the top of the **Domain** group in the sidebar.
- Every role can open the Overview. Members see the same tiles as owners and admins, but members cannot connect a module. See [Members](/workspace/members).
- A domain must be verified before VitalSentinel monitors it. See [Verify ownership](/getting-started/domain-setup/verify-ownership).

## What the Overview shows [#what-the-overview-shows]

The Overview has these parts, from top to bottom:

1. The domain verdict: one headline and one line about the health of the site.
2. A red banner, if a firewall blocks the VitalSentinel crawler.
3. The **Your site setup is ready to review** notice, if [Theo](/theo/introduction) has proposals for your site setup.
4. The module tiles, in four groups: **Site checks**, **Search & traffic**, **Crawling & availability** and **Web performance**.
5. The **Set up more** card, with the modules that you did not set up yet.

The domain name shows next to the **Overview** title. The filter bar at the bottom of the page sets the date range and the comparison for all tiles. See [Using the app](/getting-started/using-the-app).

## Domain verdict [#domain-verdict]

The verdict at the top of the Overview tells you, in plain words, if a module needs your attention. VitalSentinel builds it from the status of each module tile. It does not use AI.

### Verdict headlines [#verdict-headlines]

| Headline | Meaning |
|---|---|
| **Everything looks healthy** | Every module that has data is within range. |
| **No problems found so far** | Fewer than four modules have data, and they are all within range. The line names these modules. |
| **Nothing to judge yet** | No module has data yet. |
| **<Module> needs attention** | One module has a problem. |
| **N modules need attention** | More than one module has a problem. |

When there are problems, the line under the headline names the first two. For example: "RUM Monitoring: LCP is 4.2s on Phone." If there are more, the line ends with "And N more."

### Which problem comes first [#which-problem-comes-first]

A site that is down, or an SSL certificate or domain that expires soon, always becomes the headline. The verdict names critical problems before warnings. Problems with the same severity follow this order:

1. [RUM Monitoring](/rum-monitoring/overview)
2. [Server Log Monitoring](/server-logs/overview)
3. [Google Search Console](/google-search-console/overview)
4. [Indexing Monitoring](/indexing-monitoring/overview)
5. [Site Health Monitoring](/site-health/overview)
6. [Page Monitoring](/page-monitoring/overview)
7. [Web Analytics](/web-analytics/overview)
8. [CrUX Monitoring](/crux-monitoring/overview)
9. [Synthetic Monitoring](/synthetic-monitoring/overview)
10. [Robots.txt Monitoring](/robots-txt-monitoring/overview)
11. [Sitemap Monitoring](/sitemap-monitoring/overview)
12. [Uptime Monitoring](/uptime-monitoring/overview)

The button next to the verdict opens the module with the first problem, for example **Open RUM Monitoring**. If no module has a problem but Site Health Monitoring has open issues, the button is **Open Site Health Monitoring**.

### How the verdict judges a module [#how-the-verdict-judges-a-module]

Click the **?** next to the verdict to see **How this is judged**:

- **Core Web Vitals**: Google limits.
- **Indexing**: share of the sitemap that Google indexed.
- **Visitors and clicks**: change against the comparison period.
- **Uptime**: the site is up.

Each module uses the same limits as its tile. A module with no data does not count. A big fall in clicks, visitors or indexed pages counts only when the period before had enough traffic. A small site does not get a warning for a small number of visits.

## Module tiles [#module-tiles]

Each module that you set up has one tile in its group. A group shows only when at least one of its modules has a tile. The groups follow the sidebar:

| Group | Modules |
|---|---|
| **Site checks** | Site Health Monitoring, Page Monitoring |
| **Search & traffic** | Google Search Console, Indexing Monitoring, Web Analytics |
| **Crawling & availability** | Server Log Monitoring, Sitemap Monitoring, Robots.txt Monitoring, Uptime Monitoring |
| **Web performance** | RUM Monitoring, CrUX Monitoring, Synthetic Monitoring |

### Parts of a tile [#parts-of-a-tile]

Each tile has these parts:

- The module name. Click the **?** next to it to read what the module does.
- A status chip, for example **Good**, **Minor issues**, **Needs attention**, **Critical** or **No data**. A tile does not show **Good** next to a problem. The Robots.txt Monitoring, Sitemap Monitoring, Indexing Monitoring and Synthetic Monitoring tiles show **Minor issues** if the module has open issues or a red or amber number.
- **View**, which opens the module page with the full detail.
- The key numbers of the module. Hover the **?** of a number to read what it means.

If **Compare** is on in the filter bar, each number also shows its change against the comparison period. If you turn **Compare** off, the changes disappear. The verdict and the chips always compare with the previous period, so they do not change.

### Numbers on each tile (Site checks and Search & traffic) [#numbers-on-each-tile-site-checks-and-search--traffic]

| Tile | Numbers |
|---|---|
| Site Health Monitoring | **Open issues**, **Sections healthy**. The chip shows **Healthy**, **Issues**, **Getting to know your site**, **Not checked yet**, **Blocked** or **Unreachable**. |
| Page Monitoring | **Need attention**, **Changes**, **Pages watched** |
| Google Search Console | **Clicks**, **Impressions**, **CTR**, **Position**, in rows for **Web search**, **Discover** and **News** |
| Indexing Monitoring | **In Google**, **Problems**, **Waiting or expected** |
| Web Analytics | **Visitors**, **From search**, **Bounce rate**, **Revenue** |

### Numbers on each tile (Crawling & availability and Web performance) [#numbers-on-each-tile-crawling--availability-and-web-performance]

| Tile | Numbers |
|---|---|
| Server Log Monitoring | **Googlebot visits**, **Crawl waste**, **Normal answers** |
| Sitemap Monitoring | **URLs**, **Removed**, **New** |
| Robots.txt Monitoring | **Blocks**, **Errors**, **Warnings**, with **First seen** or **Last changed** |
| Uptime Monitoring | **Status**, **Uptime**, **Response**, **Incidents**, **SSL expires**, **Domain renews** |
| RUM Monitoring | **Good experience**, **TTFB**, **LCP**, **CLS**, **INP**, in rows for **Phone** and **Desktop**. **Page loads** and **JS errors** show only when they are important. |
| CrUX Monitoring | **TTFB**, **LCP**, **CLS**, **INP**, in rows for **Phone** and **Desktop** |
| Synthetic Monitoring | **Performance**, **TTFB**, **LCP**, **CLS**, **Blocking time** for the **Homepage** |

## Tile states [#tile-states]

A module tile does not always show numbers. These are the other states of a tile on the Overview.

### Waiting for the first data [#waiting-for-the-first-data]

The module is connected, but its first data did not arrive yet. The tile shows a waiting state. If the first data is later than usual, the chip shows **Later than usual** and the tile says "First data is later than usual. Open it to check the setup."

### No data in the date range [#no-data-in-the-date-range]

The module is connected, but it has no data in the selected dates. The tile shows **No data yet**. Some modules show a more specific text:

- Robots.txt Monitoring: **No file yet**.
- CrUX Monitoring: **Google has no CrUX data**, when Google publishes no data for your site.
- Synthetic Monitoring: **First test today**, with the time and the Phone score. The test joins the charts the next day.
- Any module: **First data today**, when the first data came in today.

### Needs attention [#needs-attention]

The chip shows **Needs attention** when the data source of a module stopped. A notice in the tile says what stopped and since when. Owners and admins see a button that opens the fix. The numbers lose their colors, because VitalSentinel does not judge a module on old data.

### Waits for verification [#waits-for-verification]

If the domain is not verified, or monitoring is paused, each tile shows **Waits for verification**. Nothing runs before verification.

## Domain not verified [#domain-not-verified]

If you never verified the domain, the Overview shows only the verification and the list of modules. The filter bar and the tiles do not show.

- Owners and admins see the **Verify your domain** card with the verification steps. VitalSentinel checks automatically. See [Verify ownership](/getting-started/domain-setup/verify-ownership).
- Members see **Domain not verified** and the text "Monitoring starts once an owner or admin verifies it".

## Set up more [#set-up-more]

The **Set up more** card lists each module that you did not set up for this domain. Each row says what the module would show for your site. For example: "See which pages of example.com Google has indexed, and why the others are not."

Each row has a button, for example **Connect Google Search Console**, **Install the script**, **Link a property** or **Connect server logs**. The button opens the setup panel on the same page. Each module that you connect adds a tile.

If no module has data yet, the card shows first, with the title **Set up your first sources**. Members cannot connect modules, so for them the card has the title **Not connected**.

## Other notices on the Overview [#other-notices-on-the-overview]

### Crawler blocked banner [#crawler-blocked-banner]

A firewall can answer the VitalSentinel crawler with a 403 error. Then a red banner names the blocked modules. For example: "Uptime Monitoring is blocked (403)." If Sitemap Monitoring is blocked, the banner also says that Indexing Monitoring is affected. The banner has a link to the list of IP addresses to allow. See [Monitoring IPs](/help/monitoring-ips).

### Your site setup is ready to review [#your-site-setup-is-ready-to-review]

Theo can propose brand terms and site sections for your domain. When the proposals are ready, owners and admins see **Your site setup is ready to review**. Click **Review brand terms** or **Review site sections** to open [Site setup](/domain/settings) in the domain settings. Nothing changes until you review and save the proposals.

## Pages of Domain [#pages-of-domain]

- [Alerts](/domain/alerts) - get a notice when a module crosses a limit
- [Reports](/domain/reports) - collect the numbers of the domain in a PDF
- [Settings](/domain/settings) - the data sources, tracking and site setup of the domain

## Troubleshooting [#troubleshooting]


### Why is a module missing from the Overview? [#why-is-a-module-missing-from-the-overview]

If a module is not set up, it has no tile. Find it in the **Set up more** card and click its button to connect it. If Page Monitoring is missing, add the pages that you want to watch first.

### Why does a tile say "No data yet"? [#why-does-a-tile-say-no-data-yet]

The module is connected, but it has no data in the selected dates. If you set it up today, wait for the first data. If you selected old dates, select a date range that ends today in the filter bar.

### Why does the verdict say "No problems found so far" and not "Everything looks healthy"? [#why-does-the-verdict-say-no-problems-found-so-far-and-not-everything-looks-healthy]

Fewer than four modules have data. VitalSentinel does not say that everything is healthy when it checked only a few modules. Connect more modules in **Set up more**.

### Why does a tile show "Needs attention" with old numbers? [#why-does-a-tile-show-needs-attention-with-old-numbers]

The data source of the module stopped. Read the notice in the tile, then click its button to fix the connection. If you are a member, ask an owner or admin to fix it.

### Why does the Overview show "Domain not found"? [#why-does-the-overview-show-domain-not-found]

The domain was deleted, or you no longer have access to it. Click **Back to dashboard** and select another domain.

## Related [#related]

- [Using the app](/getting-started/using-the-app) - the filter bar, module states and other shared parts of the app
- [Alerts](/domain/alerts) - get a notice when a module crosses a limit
- [Reports](/domain/reports) - send the numbers of this domain as a PDF
- [Settings](/domain/settings) - the data sources, tracking and site setup of the domain
- [Dashboard](/workspace/dashboard) - all sites of your workspaces in one list