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title: "Developer dashboard"
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# Developer dashboard

Keep an eye on the technical performance of your integration.

[View source](/development-resources/developer-dashboard.md)

The Developer dashboard shows a performance overview of your integration. We recommend that you use it for monitoring your integration's health, for example to detect increased failure rates, and to fix errors.

## Requirements

Before you begin, take into account the following requirements, limitations, and preparations.

| Requirement                                    | Description                                                                                                 |
| ---------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Integration type**                           | Any integration with Adyen.                                                                                 |
| **[Customer Area roles](/account/user-roles)** | Make sure that you have one of the following roles:- **Merchant admin**
- **Merchant technical integrator** |
| **Limitations**                                | The dashboard shows only [specific APIs and webhooks](#included).                                           |

## Integration and account information

The Developer dashboard shows the activity and errors that occurred with your API requests and webhooks in the past seven days. You can select a different time range and time interval.

The **Integration activity** panel shows a graph with the number of API requests from your server and webhooks that we sent to your server.

The **Errors** panel shows a list of errors from your API requests and webhooks. You can select each error item to navigate to the logs with more details.

The **Integration types** panel shows an overview of the different integration types that your account uses. Depending on what you use, the widget can show the following tabs:

* **APIs**: The APIs that you integrated with.
* **Libraries**: The [Adyen libraries](https://github.com/Adyen) that you use in your integration.
* **Plugins**: The [plugin](/plugins) that you use for processing payments with Adyen.
* **Checkout SDKs**: Our [client-side Drop-in and Components](https://github.com/Adyen#online-payments).

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#### Integration types

The following list shows the types of payments integrations that can show up in the **Integration types** panel.

**Online Payments**

* [Checkout API with Client-Side Encryption](/payment-methods/cards/custom-card-integration)
* [Checkout API with JSON Web Encryption](/payment-methods/cards/custom-card-integration)
* [Checkout API with raw card data](/payment-methods/cards/raw-card-data)
* [Checkout API - Sessions flow](/online-payments/build-your-integration/sessions-flow/)
* [Checkout API - Advanced flow](/online-payments/build-your-integration/advanced-flow/)
* [Checkout API with Card Component](/payment-methods/cards/web-component/)
* [Hosted Checkout](/online-payments/build-your-integration/sessions-flow/?platform=Web\&integration=Hosted%2BCheckout)
* [Classic API with Client-Side Encryption (deprecated)](/online-payments/classic-integrations/classic-api-integration/client-side-encryption)
* [Classic API with raw card data (deprecated)](/online-payments/classic-integrations/classic-api-integration)
* [Classic API (deprecated)](/online-payments/classic-integrations/classic-api-integration/): This is a catch-all for Classic API use cases that are not captured by the other listed items.

**In person payments**

* [Terminal API](/point-of-sale/design-your-integration/terminal-api)
* [POS Mobile SDK](/point-of-sale/ipp-mobile)
* [Adyen Payments App](/point-of-sale/ipp-mobile)
* [Oracle Payment Interface](/plugins/oracle-xstore)
* [Classic Library (deprecated)](/point-of-sale/classic-library-deprecation)
* [IPP](/point-of-sale): This is a catch-all for in-person payments APIs that are not captured by the other listed items.

**Omnichannel**

* [Pay by Link](/unified-commerce/pay-by-link)
* [MOTO Call Center](/point-of-sale/mail-and-telephone-order-moto)
* [Virtual Terminal](/unified-commerce/mail-order-telephone-order/customer-area)

The Developer dashboard also includes panels with:

* **Live URL prefix**: The [URL prefix](/development-resources/live-endpoints#live-url-prefix) for the live URL where you send your API requests. This is only available in your live Customer Area.
* **Account details**: The information that you used to set up your Adyen account, such as account ID and legal entity name.
* **Company contacts**: The names and email addresses of people in your organization. For example, the Customer Area account administrator.
* **Helpful resources**: Links that can help you complete, maintain, and update your integration. For example, a link to Adyen's Postman collections.

## Monitor your integration's performance

To access the developer dashboard, you must have one of the following [user roles](/account/user-roles):

* **Merchant admin**
* **Merchant technical integrator**

1. In your [Customer Area](https://ca-test.adyen.com/), go to **Developers** > **Dashboard**.

2. To track trends in the success of API requests and webhooks, in the **Integration activity** panel:

   * Select different time ranges and intervals.
   * Switch between viewing the success rate of requests and webhooks, or a count of successful and failed requests and webhooks.

3. To drill down on errors, open the relevant page in the [API logs](/development-resources/logs-resources/api-logs) or [webhook event logs](/development-resources/logs-resources/webhook-event-logs) in any of the following ways:

   * In the **Integration activity** panel, hold your cursor over a data point in the graph and select **View logs**.
   * In the **Errors** panel, select **View logs** for the error that interests you.

   In the logs, you can then select a log item to inspect it further.

## See also

* [Webhooks](/development-resources/webhooks)
* [Logs](/development-resources/logs-resources/)
* [Account](/account)
