Your dashboard now ships unsampled, request-level analytics for every domain — the visibility you'd expect from a much larger platform, and in places beyond it.
Every request is queryable across 17+ dimensions: country, continent, ASN, path, status, method, HTTP version, TLS version, cache status, bot class, content type, edge PoP, WAF filter and action, API zone, referer host, user agent, IP version and cookie fingerprint. No sampling — you're looking at the real traffic, not an estimate.
Filter it any way you need. Add filter chips, pick a dimension, choose is or is not, and stack as many as you want — "JSON responses from Germany that got a 429 on /api/" is one view away. The whole filter state lives in the URL, so any view you build is shareable and bookmarkable.
Stat tiles put the numbers that matter up top: total requests, bandwidth, error rate, p95 latency (real percentiles, not averages), cache hit ratio, bot share and mitigated count. The main chart switches between requests, bandwidth, errors and latency percentiles and can split by any dimension, and the countries breakdown toggles straight into the live attack map.
Bot visibility is built in: the edge classifies every request as verified, likely or human, so "how much of my traffic is actually bots?" is finally a chart. Open it under any domain → Analytics.