Dashboard
Manage Projects and Forks through the Dashboard
The Dashboard is the entry point of the Phalcon product. It is organized using the project structure. The dashboard is divided into different elements.

- Side Panel: Switch between menus
- Home: Return to the dashboard
- Fork: The entry point of the Phalcon Fork
- Collaborators: Invite others to collaborate with the project
- Project setting: Change the setting of the project.
- Project List: Switch between different projects.
- Main Panel: The content of the main panel will be changed according to the current functionality.
The Main Panel of the dashboard shows information on the current project, the status of the project, and the Forks created inside this project.
The project info shows the basic project information, including project information, project ID, the number of project members, and the current user's role.
Project ID can be used to manipulate the project via REST APIs (e.g., delete a Project/Create a Fork in this project). Please do NOT share this ID with others.
The project status shows the primary status of this project. Currently, it shows the statistics of the usage of transaction simulations.
This represents the usage of transaction simulations over the past seven days.
This area shows the list of created Forks; each is shown on a card.
To create a Fork, click on the
Create Fork
button. Fork Name
: Required. The name of the created Fork.Network
: Required. The network to create the Fork.Height
: Optional. The block height that the Fork will be created. The default value is thelatest safe head block
.Position
: Optional. The position in the blockHeight
where the forked chain starts.Anti-Replay Protection
: Whether the anti-replay protection is enabled for this Fork.

- Height and Position: The
Height
andPosition
affect the current block number and the next block number in the Fork. Suppose theHeight
is N.- Position : 0 means the Fork starts from position
0
of blockN
.- Current block number:
N - 1
- Next block number:
N
- Position: m (m is a non-zero value) means the Fork starts from position
m
in blockN
.- Current block number:
N
- Next block number:
N + 1
- Anti-Replay Protection:
- Users can send both signed and unsigned transactions to a Fork. For a signed raw transaction, users may be concerned that the signed transaction could be replayed on the mainnet (instead of on a Fork). To mitigate this threat, the
Anti-Replay Protection
can be enabled. - Specifically, when this option is enabled, the chain ID will be altered to a magic number. Users can input any number within the range of 1-9999, and the Chain ID will ultimately be '999' followed by the input number. In the example, the Chain ID would be '9991' as the final value. This prevents signed transactions from being executed on the mainnet.
A user can rename and delete a Fork (the corresponding options will appear when hovering the mouse over the ... icon of the card).

This menu is used to manage the collaborators of a project.

All the collaborators are shown. The project owner can edit or remove a collaborator from a project.

The
Add Collaborator
button is used to invite collaborators into a project. The permissions can be configured when inviting the collaborator. 
The project name can be changed. A user can configure the daily and monthly limitations of the simulations that can be issued inside this project. This is useful when a user has multiple projects and needs to allocate different limitations for each project.
Click the user name on the top right to select the user's information, including
Account Settings
, Subscription
and Billing
.

A user can change his account's nickname. Also, the user's
Access Key
can be viewed and copied here.Do not share the Access Key with others. The Access Key can invoke the REST API to manage Projects and Forks without the username and password.
If you believe the key has been leaked, please click the
Reset
button to reset the key as soon as possible.This menu shows the current subscription status.
The billing history, invoice, and receipt can be viewed and downloaded.
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