Your dashboard
Your dashboard is the signed-in home for Kariant — a working surface that adapts to whichever role you are currently using.
One account, multiple consoleslink
A Kariant account can hold more than one role at the same time — you might be a buyer and a listed provider. Rather than making you keep separate logins, /dashboard reads the role you are currently active in and opens the matching console.
Switching your active role from the header changes which console /dashboard opens; it does not create or delete anything. The partner console requires a partner profile on your account — switching roles alone never grants access your account does not already have.
- check_circleUser — your buyer dashboard: recommendations, stack intelligence, and saved items.
- check_circlePartner — the seller console for your listings, leads, and campaigns.
What is on the user dashboardlink
The user dashboard opens with recommendations and updates, then a set of intelligence panels below them. Panels populate from your own activity and organization context, so a new account starts sparse and fills in as you use the platform.
Some quick-access cards point at products that open in stages — if a card leads to a “launching soon” page, that product has not opened to the public yet (see Product availability & waitlists in Overview).
- check_circleRecommended for You — listings matched to your context, with a regenerate control.
- check_circleUpdates & Offers — new launches, deals, and changes relevant to your stack.
- check_circleCIO Intelligence — a SWOT view of your stack (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats) alongside operational wins and risks.
- check_circlePredictive Insights — readiness score, strategic recommendations, competitive intelligence, and industry or market alerts.
- check_circleQuick-access cards — Kanvas Lab, Stack Health, Gold Mine, Kommunity, Klick Synk, recent chats, bookmarks, recently viewed, recent activity, Boardroom intelligence, Kontinue CRM, and urgent updates.
How the AI panels refreshlink
The AI-generated panels are produced once and then cached against your account, so returning to the dashboard reuses the last brief instead of regenerating it on every visit. Each panel carries its own refresh control when you want a new one.
Refreshing re-runs the analysis with your current context and metered usage applies as it does elsewhere on the platform. If a panel is empty, it usually means there is not yet enough activity or organization context to analyse — not that the feature is unavailable.