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Admin Dashboard & Analytics

The Fami Hero Admin Portal serves as the central control panel for system administrators. The primary landing page provides a real-time snapshot of system growth, user engagement, and active server alerts.


πŸ“ˆ 1. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)​

At the top of the Admin Dashboard, the portal displays four primary KPI cards showing global server stats. These cards refresh automatically every 5 minutes.

KPI CardPurpose
Total UsersCumulative parents and administrators registered on the system.
Active KidsNumber of paired child devices transmitting coordinates in the last 24 hours.
SOS IncidentsCount of active SOS alerts requiring immediate platform monitoring.
System AlertsCount of unacknowledged warnings (e.g., mail server disconnects, SMS gateway drops).

Admin Portal Dashboard: Key Metric Cards Caption: The top metric row inside the Web Admin Portal dashboard displaying server counts.


πŸ“Š 2. Active Registration & Usage Charts​

Directly below the KPIs, administrators can analyze server usage trends via interactive graphs:

  • What it shows: A bar chart displaying daily sign-ups (parents) over the last 30 days.
  • Actions: Hover over any bar to see the exact number of accounts created on a specific date. Select date range filters to view month-over-month or quarterly trends.

High-Priority Events Timeline​

  • What it shows: A live line graph tracking the hourly volume of location updates, curfews triggered, and block-screen events.
  • Usage: Ideal for recognizing peak traffic hours and predicting server load distribution.

Admin Portal: Monitoring Live Activity Chart Caption: Live transaction throughput and registration graphs on the central admin page.


πŸ”’ 3. Session & Security Policies​

  • Automatic Timeout: Admin sessions expire automatically after 15 minutes of inactivity to secure sensitive platform controls.
  • Super-Admin Authorization: Exporting user registries, deleting accounts, or viewing system configuration parameters requires Super-Admin authorization and a secondary two-factor authentication (2FA) verification code.

⏭️ Next Step​

Administrators are responsible for configuring content protection boundaries. Continue to Content Filtering Rules.