Overview
Dashboard overview
The dashboard is your main control panel. It shows the current state of your server and gives you quick access to the most common actions.
Dashboard states
Before your server is fully set up, the dashboard shows one of these states instead of the cards below:
- No server: shown when you don't have an active subscription yet. Subscribe from the pricing page to get started.
- Provisioning: shown while your server is being set up (2–5 minutes). You can leave the page; setup continues in the background.
- Error: shown if something went wrong during provisioning. You can retry directly from the dashboard or contact support if the problem persists.
Dashboard cards
Once your server is active, the dashboard displays the following cards.
Channels
Shows which messaging platforms (Telegram and/or WhatsApp) are connected to your bot. At least one channel is required. A Required badge is displayed until one is added.
From this card you can add or remove channels and approve pairing requests from users. See Channels for the full setup guide.
AI model
Shows the currently configured AI provider and model. Click Edit to change the provider, model, or API key.
At least one AI provider must be configured. A Required badge is shown until setup is complete. See AI model for details.
Server status
Displays live information about your server:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Health | Current status of the server (healthy, degraded, etc.) |
| Last health check | When the server was last checked |
| OpenClaw version | The version of OpenClaw running on your server |
| Server type | The hardware tier and region your server is running on |
| IP address | Your server's public IP address. Click the copy icon to copy it. |
OpenClaw dashboard
Shows your OpenClaw URL and lets you open the OpenClaw dashboard directly. This is where all bot configuration lives, including flows, agents, knowledge bases, and more.
Click Open OpenClaw dashboard to open it in a new tab, or use the copy button to grab the URL. See OpenClaw dashboard for more.
Quick actions
Two buttons for restarting your server:
- Restart server: performs a full reboot of the entire server. Expect a few minutes of downtime while it starts back up. Use this if the server itself seems unresponsive.
- Restart OpenClaw: restarts just the bot process without rebooting the server. This is faster and causes only a brief interruption. Use this if OpenClaw is behaving unexpectedly but the server is otherwise fine.
Both actions require confirmation before running.
SSH access
Two ways to get a terminal on your server:
- Open SSH terminal: opens a browser-based terminal with no SSH key setup required.
- SSH command: shows the command to connect from your local terminal (
ssh admin@<ip>). Click the copy icon to copy it.
To use the local SSH option, you first need to add your public key in Server settings → SSH access.
Resource metrics
Shows live CPU and disk usage for your server. These figures are pulled on demand each time you load or refresh the dashboard.