Command Center

One screen that pulls live signals across every connected platform into a prioritized worklist. The single page to open every morning.

The Command Center is SMAQ's at-a-glance triage view. Instead of clicking through five dashboards and three automations, you open one screen and see:

  • What needs your attention right now (alerts firing, anomalies, pacing issues)

  • Live snapshots of headline metrics across every platform

  • In-flight media plans and their pacing status

  • Open recommendations from Media Plan Intelligence, Creative Winner Detector, and other agents

[Screenshot needed] Command Center page with sections for Alerts (3 firing), Headline metrics strip (Spend / Conversions / ROAS today vs yesterday), Media Plans in flight (2 plans with pacing bars), and Recommendations from AI agents.

Sections

Alerts firing

Every active Metrics Alert, Multi-Metrics Alert, Anomaly Digest, Budget Pacing Alert, and similar alerting automation lands here when triggered. Click an alert to see the snapshot.

Headline metrics

A platform-aware strip showing today's headline metrics with comparison to yesterday and the prior 7-day average. Customizable per project — pick the metrics that matter to your business.

Media plans in flight

Every active media plan with:

  • Days remaining

  • % of budget consumed

  • Pacing status (Ahead / On / Behind)

  • Latest KPI vs target

Click into a plan to see full detail.

Open recommendations

Outputs from agentic automations that haven't been read yet. Includes:

Mark recommendations as read or dismissed as you action them.

When to use Command Center

  • First thing in the morning — your daily situational awareness.

  • Before a weekly review — pulls the headline numbers you need.

  • When you've been away for a few days — catches you up faster than reading every automation email.

When NOT to use it

  • For deep analysis. Use a dashboard or chat for that.

  • For ad-hoc reporting. Use Reports.

  • For first-time setup. Build datablocks and dashboards first; Command Center pulls from those.

Permissions

  • Available to Owner, Editor, Member, and Viewer roles. Chat User doesn't see Command Center.

  • Public dashboards don't expose Command Center — it's a project-internal view.

Tier availability

  • All tiers — Command Center is included starting at Starter.

Tips

  • Customize the headline metrics strip. Defaults are sensible but generic. A B2B SaaS plan probably wants MQLs and demo bookings, not blended ROAS.

  • Resolve alerts. Don't let them pile up. The triage value of Command Center degrades when you have 12 firing alerts you haven't acted on.

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