# The dashboard

The dashboard — **Your Integrations** — is the first screen you see after signing in. It shows every integration you've created as a card.

## Reading an integration card

Each card summarizes one integration:

| Field             | Meaning                                    |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| **Name**          | The integration's name.                    |
| **Description**   | Your optional note about what it does.     |
| **Endpoint URL**  | The webhook address for this integration.  |
| **Requests**      | Total number of webhook requests received. |
| **Last deployed** | When you last saved a new code revision.   |
| **Last invoked**  | When the endpoint last received a request. |
| **Created**       | When the integration was created.          |

## Actions

* **Open** — click a card to open the integration's editor, request history, and settings.
* **Create Integration** — start a new one. See [Creating an integration](/introduction/justpush-studio/integrations/creating-an-integration.md).
* **Delete** — remove an integration you no longer need. See [Managing integrations](/introduction/justpush-studio/integrations/managing-integrations.md).

> **Tip:** "Last invoked" is the quickest way to confirm a webhook is actually reaching Studio — if it never updates, the request isn't arriving. See [Troubleshooting](/introduction/justpush-studio/reference/troubleshooting.md).


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