> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docufi3d.gitbook.io/docufi3d/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docufi3d.gitbook.io/docufi3d/how-to/dashboard.md).

# Dashboard

Welcome to your Docufi3d dashboard – the secure and efficient way to manage your digital documents. From this dashboard, you can view all your uploaded documents, monitor signature progress, manage recipients, and initiate signing workflows. All activity is logged and protected via blockchain-based verification for unmatched security and transparency.

#### **Page Features**

* **Left Navigation Bar**:
  * Upload Documents
  * View Documents
  * Dashboard Overview
* **Document Thumbnails**: Quickly preview your document before taking action.
* **Recipient Tagging**: Identify who’s responsible for signing each document.
* **Progress Tracking**: See how far along each document is in the signing process.
* **Quick Actions**: Click the pen icon to begin or continue the signing process.


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