Reference
Home page¶
The Home page is the default landing screen in Amperity. It consolidates tenant health, Amps consumption, AI interaction, recent work, segment insights, and a feature adoption checklist into a single view, giving you immediate visibility into the state of your tenant and clear pathways to take action.
How to access¶
The Home page appears when navigate to the root URL for your tenant. You can also navigate to the Home page from within the app by clicking the Home icon on the left navigation.
What you see¶
The Home page adapts based on your tenant’s configuration and the features that are enabled:
The Amps display area is visible only for tenants that have Amps access. It is hidden for tenants without an Amps contract.
Components that require a populated database, such as Segment insights, show a prompt to run the database when no database has been run.
Components that require features your tenant does not have enabled are hidden.
Components requiring permissions you don’t have are hidden or limited.
If you expect to see a component and don’t, check with your Amperity administrator.
Amps display¶
The Amps display shows your tenant’s Amps consumption at a glance. It uses a percentage indicator with a progress bar that shows consumption against your contracted capacity.
The Amps display is clickable and navigates to the full Amps page, where you can view detailed consumption breakdowns.
Important
The Amps display area is visible only for tenants that have Amps access. It is hidden completely for tenants without an Amps contract.
Ask AmpAI¶
The Ask AmpAI section provides an embedded input field that lets you submit a question directly from the Home page. When you submit a query, Amperity navigates you to the AmpAI page, where the response is loaded.
Use this section to quickly start a conversation with AmpAI without navigating away from the Home page first.
Make something new¶
The Make something new section is a tenant-wide feature adoption checklist. It tracks your tenant’s progress across foundational, building, and advanced use cases and provides links to the relevant features.
Each checklist item shows its completion state. Use this section to discover features your tenant has not yet adopted and to navigate directly to those features.
Note
The Make something new checklist reflects tenant-wide adoption, not individual user progress. Users without the required permissions can view the checklist as read-only.
My work¶
The My work section shows your recently edited objects, grouped by time period: Today, Yesterday, and This Week. Each item includes the object name and type, and is a clickable link that navigates to that object.
My work shows a maximum of 10 records, sorted by most recent. It includes objects you have modified within the last 30 days. “Modified” means you created, edited the content of, or renamed the object. Opening an object without saving changes or edits made by other users are not included.
The following object types are supported:
Segment insights¶
The Segment insights section displays metrics and a chart for a single segment that you select. The segment selection is saved across the tenant so that the Home page shows the same segment each time users in your tenant return to the Home page.
Use this section to keep a key segment’s performance visible at a glance without navigating to the Segments page.
Segment metrics¶
The Segment metrics section displays a high level metric for up to three designated segments across the top of the Home page.
Contact your DataGrid Operator or Amperity administrator to add a segment metric.
Tenant health¶
The Tenant health section displays the operational health of your tenant’s key data pipelines and the most recent Stitch run. Use this section to quickly identify errors or confirm that your data pipelines are running as expected.
Pipeline health¶
Pipeline health shows counts for the following data pipeline components:
Component |
Metrics shown |
|---|---|
Bridge |
Active count |
Couriers |
Error count, active count |
Streaming Ingest |
Error count, active count |
Outbound Sends |
Error count, successful count |
Stitch details¶
Stitch details show the following information about the most recent Stitch run:
Last run timestamp
Run time
AmpIDs (number of unique customer identities produced by Stitch)
Total records stitched (number of source records processed by Stitch to create AmpIDs)
Note
AmpIDs are also displayed at the top of the Home page.