Home

The Home dashboard provides a high-level overview of your entire API ecosystem. It aggregates key operational, performance, and governance metrics into a single view so you can quickly understand the health of your APIs and the activity across your environments.

From this page, teams can monitor uptime, request volume, endpoint usage, integrations, and customer activity without navigating through individual APIs.

Dashboard Overview

Top Banner

At the top of the Home dashboard, Treblle displays a banner that summarizes the current API health and activity across your workspace.

This section provides a quick snapshot of key operational metrics.

Navigation tabs

Under the static top banner, there are six navigation tabs that make up the rest of the dashboard. Each navigation tab that you click shows an appropriate dashboard for that navigation tab.

There are 6 options:

• Overview: Provides a broad operational summary across all APIs, from requests to endpoints to customers.
• Security: Displays security-related insights such as vulnerability, incidents, and zombie APIs.
• Performance: Focuses on API speed, latency, load time, and response size.
• Governance: Provides scoring for APIs that goes from 0-100 or A-F, for both the design time and runtime.
• Customers: Shows how many customers use your APIs, how often, and what your top customers are.
• Agents: Displays how many AI Agent tasks are pending, in progress, and completed. Agents can build an API, build OpenAPI specification, build SDK, and refactor APIs.

Key Metrics

Below the top banner and tabs are the most important system-level indicators:

APIs

Total number of APIs currently tracked.

• Shows growth of your API ecosystem
• Helps track expansion over time

Requests

Total number of API requests within the selected time range.

• Indicates overall system usage
• Helps monitor traffic trends

Endpoints

Total number of active endpoints.

• Reflects API surface area
• Helps understand system complexity

Customers

Number of customers interacting with your APIs.

• Indicates adoption and reach
• Useful for business-level insights

API Distribution, Infrastructure, and Health Indicators

This section provides visibility into how your APIs are structured and deployed.

API Type

Breakdown of APIs by type:

• Internal
• External
• Partner

Helps you:

• Understand exposure levels
• Evaluate risk and governance scope

API Integrations Across Environment

Shows how APIs are distributed across environments and technologies.

• Environments: UAT, Development, Production
• Technologies: MuleSoft, AWS API Gateway, Azure API Management, Django, Laravel

Helps identify:

• Deployment distribution
• Infrastructure dependencies

API Integrations

Distribution of APIs by integration platform.

Examples:

• MuleSoft
• AWS API Gateway
• Azure API Management
• Django

Helps you:

• Understand platform usage
• Identify dominant integration layers

CO₂ Emissions

Estimated emissions generated by API infrastructure.

• Tracks environmental impact
• Supports sustainability initiatives

New Problems

Number of newly detected issues.

• Highlights emerging risks
• Helps prioritize investigation

API Insights

This section focuses on API categorization and performance.

API Categories

Breakdown of APIs by category.

Examples:

• AI
• End Users
• Financial
• Business
• Government
• Retail
• Enabling Units

Helps you:

• Understand business distribution
• Identify dominant API domains

Top APIs

Lists APIs with the highest request volume.

• API: Name of the API
• Requests #: Number of requests

Helps you:

• Identify most-used APIs
• Prioritize optimization efforts

API Integrations

Provides a visual breakdown of API integrations by platform using a pie chart.

• MuleSoft
• AWS API Gateway
• Azure API Management
• Django

Each segment shows:

• Percentage share of total integrations
• Trend indicator (increase/decrease)

Helps you:

• Identify dominant integration platforms
• Spot shifts in infrastructure usage
• Understand dependency concentration across providers

Filters & Controls

At the top-right of the dashboard, you can filter data by:

• Environment (e.g. production, staging)
• Category (e.g. business unit, API type)
• Time range (e.g. last 24 hours)