What the dashboard does
The dashboard is the live view of one Google Ads account. It shows an AI summary at the top, then tiles you arrange. The Overview is the default view, and named dashboards hold other layouts. The dashboard is free, and your first AI summary for each account is free.
Read your dashboard
What every metric on the dashboard means. How date ranges, comparison, and filters work, and which tiles the campaign filters change. What each default tile shows, and what to check when the numbers do not look right.
The AI summary
The AI summary at the top of the dashboard reads your numbers and open alerts. It gives a headline, what changed, and up to three next steps you can send to Hero AI. It is written only when you click. Your first AI summary for each Google Ads account is free. After that, a summary costs about 0.01 credits. There is one summary for each view.
Customize your dashboard
Drag a tile to move it, or drag its corner to resize it. Add a saved report as a tile, or change a default tile with Edit report. Copy or move a tile to another dashboard, remove tiles, and reset the Overview to its default layout.
Create and manage dashboards
Create named dashboards in addition to the Overview, switch between them from the dropdown, and rename, duplicate, or delete them. A dashboard belongs to one Google Ads account. Everyone who connects that Google Ads account sees its named dashboards, and only the creator can change one.
Export your dashboard as a PDF
Export PDF downloads a single-page snapshot of the dashboard for your current date range, comparison, and filters. It always shows the standard Overview layout, not a rearranged tile grid or a named dashboard. It includes the Overview's AI summary only when you wrote one for that view. The export costs no credits, but it needs a balance above 0.