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# Global Overview

## What Is This Page?

**Global Overview** is the main dashboard for Drift Monitor. It pulls together every monitor you have configured, every drift that has been detected, and the history of every monitor run, into one summarised view — with charts, stat cards, and a per-monitor table.

## Why Would You Use This?

* Get a single-glance answer to "is anything drifting right now?"
* See which monitors are active and which are inactive
* Check how reliably your monitors are running (success rate of recent runs)
* Drill into which specific properties changed on a drifted resource, without leaving the page

## How Data Loads

Unlike most pages in IntuneAssistant, Global Overview does **not** load automatically. The first time you visit, you'll see a welcome card with a **Load Overview** button — click it to fetch your monitors, drifts, and run history.

Once loaded, the data is cached for your session. Leaving the page and coming back shows the cached data instantly; the button changes to **Refresh** so you can pull the latest data on demand.

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You can cancel an in-progress load with the **Cancel** button. If the load fails, a red error card appears with a **Try Again** button.
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## Stat Cards

| Card                | What It Shows                                                         |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Active Monitors** | Number of active monitors, out of the total configured                |
| **Success Rate**    | Percentage of monitor runs that completed successfully                |
| **Active Drifts**   | Number of drifts currently unresolved, out of the total ever detected |
| **Drifts Fixed**    | Number of drifts that have been resolved                              |

## Charts

* **Monitor Status** — a pie chart showing the split between active and inactive monitors.
* **Run Outcomes** — a bar chart showing how many runs completed successfully, partially succeeded, or failed.

## Configuration Monitors Table

Below the charts, a table lists every monitor with:

* Name and description
* Status badge (Active / Inactive)
* Drift count — clickable when greater than zero
* Last run status and date
* Run frequency (shown as "Every Xh")
* A **View** action linking to that monitor's [detail page](/intune-assistant/monitor/monitor-details.md)

### Viewing a Monitor's Drifts

Clicking a non-zero drift count opens a dialog listing every drift for that monitor: the affected resource, when it was first reported, its status, and a side-by-side comparison of the current value versus the desired (baseline) value for each drifted property.

## Common Questions

**Why is the page empty when I first open it?**\
Global Overview waits for you to click **Load Overview** rather than fetching automatically. Click it once and the dashboard fills in.

**How current is the data shown here?**\
It reflects the latest results your monitors have already produced — click **Refresh** to pull the newest data from the server.

## Related Pages

* [All Monitors](/intune-assistant/monitor/all-monitors.md)
* [Monitor Details](/intune-assistant/monitor/monitor-details.md)
* [Wall Dashboard](/intune-assistant/monitor/wall-dashboard.md)
* [Drifts](/intune-assistant/monitor/drifts.md)


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