# Dashboard

![Corporate CLA Dashboard](https://files.gitbook.com/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-M2DCN9UgoRgMEkgnLyP%2F-MR5-DtCjqGK6cece4le%2F-MR55AXT2rWPYPJ4m5Yd%2Fcorporate%20cla%20dashboard.png?alt=media\&token=912c1272-c913-4574-bbf7-8dc2be9a821f)

The EasyCLA Corporate Console dashboard shows the aggregate data of all the projects that use LFX EasyCLA.

## EasyCLA Statistics <a href="#cla-statistics" id="cla-statistics"></a>

* **PROJECTS USING EASYCLA**: Total number of projects using EasyCLA.
* **CLA SIGNED**: Total number of signed Contributor License Agreements (ICLAs and CCLAs) for Linux Foundation projects using EasyCLA.
* **TOTAL CONTRIBUTORS**: Total contributors to projects using EasyCLA, including individual contributors (ICLAs) and approved company contributors (CCLAs).
* **REPOSITORIES USING EASYCLA**: Total number of Git repositories enabled for CLA checks using EasyCLA.

## Projects using EasyCLA <a href="#projects-using-easycla" id="projects-using-easycla"></a>

### Steps to Manage CCLAs and Contributors

1. **Open Dashboard**: Access your dashboard.
2. **Select Project**: Choose the desired project.
3. **Search Project**: Enter the project name in the search box and press Enter.
4. **Navigate Projects**: Click through parent projects or foundations to find nested projects.
5. **Project Details**: Click the project to open the CLA Corporate Console details page.

For more detailed information, refer to the projects documentation.


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