> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.haiqu.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Dashboard Overview

> The web companion to the Haiqu SDK: see, organize and share your quantum experiments

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The **Haiqu Dashboard** shows everything you do with the [Haiqu SDK](/quickstart/qs_intro). Every experiment, circuit and job you create from Python appears here automatically, together with its metrics and results.

<Clip name="flow-tour" alt="From the dashboard home to an experiment page" />

## How to get access

<Steps>
  <Step title="Request access">
    Fill in the contact form at [haiqu.ai/contactform](https://haiqu.ai/contactform). Our team will review your request and contact you with next steps.

    <Check>
      Once your account is approved, you can sign in to the Dashboard and the SDK.
    </Check>
  </Step>

  <Step title="Sign in">
    Open [dashboard.haiqu.ai](https://dashboard.haiqu.ai), click **Login** and sign in with your Haiqu account. You land on the [Dashboard home](/dashboard/home), where your API key is waiting for the SDK.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Tip>
  Received an invitation code? Open [dashboard.haiqu.ai/code](https://dashboard.haiqu.ai/code) and create your account there.
</Tip>

<Shot name="landing" alt="Dashboard sign-in page" />

## Your first run, end to end

<Steps>
  <Step title="Copy your API key">
    On the [Dashboard home](/dashboard/home#api-key), copy the key next to **API Key**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Run the Bell-state example">
    Follow [Get Started](/quickstart/qs_intro): log in with the key and run the example. It creates the experiment **My First Quantum Experiment** and runs a Bell-state circuit on `fake_fez`.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Find it in the Dashboard">
    Open **My Experiments** and click **My First Quantum Experiment**. The Bell circuit is under **Experiment Circuits**, the run under **Experiment Jobs**. The job status updates on its own until it reaches **Done**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Check the result">
    In the job row, click **View bitstrings**. Almost all of the probability should be on `00` and `11`, the two outcomes of a Bell state; the small rest comes from the device noise that `fake_fez` simulates.

    <Check>
      An experiment, a **Done** job and results concentrated on `00` and `11` mean everything works. If something is missing, see [Jobs troubleshooting](/dashboard/jobs#troubleshooting).
    </Check>
  </Step>
</Steps>

## How SDK objects map to the Dashboard

| In the SDK | In the Dashboard |
| - | - |
| `haiqu.login(api_access_key=...)` | Your **API key**, on the [Dashboard home](/dashboard/home#api-key) |
| `haiqu.init("My experiment")` | An experiment in [**My Experiments**](/dashboard/experiments) |
| **Logging a circuit**: `haiqu.log(qc)`, plus the transpiled and compressed circuits Haiqu creates from it | **Experiment Circuits**, each with its own [details page](/dashboard/circuits) |
| **Logging results**: `haiqu.log(value, name="...")` for numbers, text, tables and figures | **Artifacts** and **Logged Metrics** on the [experiment page](/dashboard/experiments#artifacts-and-logged-metrics) |
| **Anything that starts a job**: running circuits (`haiqu.run`), hybrid programs (`haiqu.flow`), transpilation, data loading and more | [**All Jobs**](/dashboard/jobs), and **Experiment Jobs** on the experiment page |
| **Choosing hardware**: the `device` you pass to `haiqu.run` or `haiqu.transpile` (`haiqu.list_devices()`, `haiqu.get_device("...")`) | [**Devices**](/dashboard/devices): the same catalogue, with queue, quality and price to help you choose |

## Navigation

* **Dashboard**: credits, activity, shared experiments, devices, your experiments and jobs.
* **All Jobs**: every job you have run, across all experiments, with status, results and logs.
* **My Experiments**: everything you created with `haiqu.init`, searchable by name and tags.
* **Devices**: QPUs and simulators available through Haiqu, with queue, quality and price.
* **Haiqu Lab**: your hosted JupyterLab, when it is enabled for your account.
* **Resources**: this documentation, GitHub, Pricing and Feedback.

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