If a section described here isn’t in your sidebar, that is usually your role or a feature your organization hasn’t enabled — not a fault. Unbound hides what you can’t use rather than showing it greyed out, so a missing item looks the same as one that doesn’t exist. The table further down says who sees what.
Roles
There are three roles you can be assigned:
Manager is not assigned — you become one when somebody in your organization has you recorded as their manager. It widens the data you can see, from your own activity to your reportees’ as well; it doesn’t add any write permission.
What each role sees
And within Analytics:
Several of these are also per-organization features. If your role should see something and you don’t, ask your admin whether it’s enabled for you.
The sections
Home
Your organization at a glance — spend, activity, and recommendations that need attention. Where you land after signing in.Connect (or Configure)
Where you get your API key and the command to set up a coding tool. Two versions of this page exist, and which one you have depends on your organization:- If Connect is in your sidebar, go to Connect → AI Coding Tools and pick your tool.
- If it isn’t, use the Configure button in the top-right of the header instead.
The Configure button only appears for Admins and Analytics Viewers. If you have neither Connect in the sidebar nor a Configure button, your role can’t reach the key from the dashboard — ask an admin, or install the Unbound CLI and run
unbound login, which fetches it for you.Regenerating a key depends on whose key it is. You can regenerate an API key you own, whatever your role. Regenerating someone else’s needs Admin — otherwise the request is refused with Only the application owner or an admin can regenerate this key.Adding a provider API key under Settings → Provider API Keys is a different thing and is Admin-only: anyone else gets You don’t have permission to create API keys.
