Admin Portal Homepage

JumpCloud’s Admin Portal Homepage gives you visibility into the status of organizations, users, devices, and more. You can customize your Homepage so that only the information that’s important to you is displayed. The Homepage widgets show you an aggregated view of statuses or any issues across all tenant organizations. After you click a specific widget, it pulls up detailed information about any alerts, lockouts, and more for the affected organizations. Learn how to manage your Homepage widgets and resolve issues quicker. 

New Admin Homepage

Private Preview

Note:

This feature is in Private Preview. If you don’t see it, contact your Account Manager to enable it. Features in Preview are continuing to evolve with the help of feedback directly from our users. If you have suggestions, let us know at the bottom of this article. See JumpCloud Private and Public Previews to learn more.

The Admin Portal Homepage is your starting point in JumpCloud. It shows organization health alerts, quick admin tasks, and data summaries for users and devices in one place.

Use Organization Health to see what needs attention, Quick Actions for common tasks, and Data Widgets for summaries of users, devices, passwords, MFA, OS versions, and AI & SaaS apps. Switch to My Activity Log tab to review your recent actions in Directory Insights. You can reorder sections and add widgets so Home shows what you use most — changes apply to your view only.

To view the homepage:

  1. Log in to the JumpCloud Admin Portal.

Important:

If your data is stored outside of the US, check which login URL you should be using depending on your region. If your organization uses LDAP, RADIUS, or requires firewall allow list configuration, the Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDNs) will also be region specific. See JumpCloud Data Centers for the URLs, FQDNs, and IP addresses.

  1. In the left navigation pane, click Home.

The home page is displayed. The first thing you see is a personalized welcome message under the Global Search bar.
JumpCloud Admin Portal Home page showing the welcome message, Organization Health, Quick Actions, and Data Widgets tab.

The home page contains various widgets that display the overview status of your orgs, users, devices, and more. Each widget contains a View Details button in the top right corner. Clicking this will automatically open the related area in the Admin Portal (for example Users, Devices, or Security) where you can view more detail.

Organization Health

The Organization Health card highlights immediate security and org vulnerabilities that require admin attention.

Organization Health panel listing security and org items with Critical, Warning, and healthy status indicators.
It categorizes alerts into:

  • Critical: Highlights high-risk areas, such as Access Risk Detection.
  • Warnings: Alerts you to non-critical but urgent security gaps, such as MFA not Enabled or Agent Offline.
  • Healthy statuses: Items with a green checkmark show no issues right now — for example Failed Commands: 0 or Passwords Expiring in 7 Days: 0. Critical and warning items (such as expired passwords, MFA not enrolled, or agents offline) use red or orange tags when action is needed.

Note:

Clicking the arrow( >)next to any item will open the related settings or logs to resolve the issue.

Quick Actions

The Quick Actions card contains actionable shortcuts designed to speed up administrative workflows. 

You can perform the following tasks directly from the dashboard:

  • Add User: Instantly opens the user provisioning form.
  • Add Device: Opens the Devices section to add a device.
  • Add SSO App: Quickly configure a new Single Sign-On application integration.
  • Create Command: Opens the JumpCloud Command interface to run a command.
  • Update LDAP Certificate: Quickly manage secure LDAP authentication settings.

Data Widgets Dashboard

The main section features individual reporting widgets.

A Home data widget showing summary metrics and a View Details button in the top right.

User Status & Health

Summarizes user accounts and device binding.

  • Total Users Breakdown: Displays total active, suspended, or staged accounts.
  • Users Without Bound Device: Tracks how many users in your system do not currently have a primary device assigned to them (useful for compliance auditing).

Device Fleet

Shows device counts by OS, encryption, and MDM enrollment.

  • Device counts by OS (Windows, macOS, Android, Linux, iOS).
  • Device Encryption: Visualizes how many devices have active BitLocker/FileVault encryption versus those that are unencrypted.
  • MDM Enrollment: Displays a color-coded chart showcasing the percentage of endpoints successfully enrolled in JumpCloud MDM.

Password Health

Tracks password health and password age across your org.

  • Offers a visual metric of Healthy Passwords, Expired Passwords, and upcoming expirations.
  • Includes a Password Age Distribution graph to analyze how old user credentials are across your organization.

Multi-factor Authentication

Track MFA enrollment and methods across your org.

  • Users with MFA enabled vs users without MFA
  • MFA method breakdown (TOTP, JumpCloud Go, JumpCloud Protect, WebAuthn, Security Key)

OS Distribution

Shows latest and outdated OS versions across devices.

  • Device counts by OS (Windows, macOS, Android, Linux, iOS).
  • Latest vs outdated version breakdown

AI & SaaS Management

Monitor approved, unapproved, and discovered SaaS and AI apps.

  • At-a-Glance Counters: Quickly see a tally of Approved Apps, Unapproved Apps, Ignored Apps, Newly Discovered.
  • Charts for Unapproved apps and Discovered AI Apps

Creating Custom Data Widgets

If the default layout doesn't cover everything you need, you can build your own tailored widget using the Custom Widget Builder. This allows you to focus on the metrics you care about and pin the exact metrics you care about most right to your Homepage.

To create a custom widget:

  1. Click the + Add Widget button.
  2. From the Category dropdown, choose the main area you want to track (such as specific user metrics, device groups, or security states).
  3. Use the conditional logic fields to narrow down exactly what the widget displays:

    Widget Builder dialog with category, filter fields, and Live Preview.
    • Attributes: Choose the specific property you want to evaluate.
    • Operator: Decide how you want to measure it (e.g., equals, contains, does not equal).
    • Value: Define the target criteria or threshold you are looking for.
  4. As you build and tweak your rules, the Live Preview pane on the right will update in real-time. This shows you exactly how your data will look on the Homepage before you publish it.
  5. If you like what you see, click Add Widget to your homepage. If you want to try a different angle, simply hit Reset to clear the fields and start fresh.

Customizing Your Homepage Layout

You can edit the layout and customize the information you see on your homepage. Keep in mind that layout changes apply to your Home view only and do not affect other admins. While Organization Health and data widgets reflect org-wide data, the section order and which widgets you see are personal.

To customize your Homepage:

  1. In the JumpCloud Admin Portal, click Edit Layout View in the top right to switch to the Edit mode.
  2. Use the Move Up and Move Down buttons to switch the widget positions. For example, if you do not wish to see Organization Health first, you can move it to the bottom of the page. If you want to see a specific data widget at the top, you can move it up.

    Admin Portal Home in Edit Layout View showing Move Up, Move Down, Apply, and Cancel.
  3. (Optional) You can also delete the Custom Widgets that you built in the Edit mode. 
  4. Once you are done changing the layout, click Apply. Your changes will be applied and you will only see what you want to see in the Home page.
    Alternatively, to exit without saving, click Cancel and confirm Discard Changes in the dialog.
  5. If you wish to undo your changes, click Reset.


Homepage Widgets

The welcome widget at the top shows you high-level administration metrics. You can customize this snapshot to see  users, devices, policies etc, for your entire organization. 

High-level administration metrics are organized on your Homepage in widgets. You can customize which widgets to show on your homepage. Open them to see details on the information displayed, and in some cases resolve the issue from there. 

JumpCloud Admin Portal Home page showing high-level administration metrics for Users, User Groups, Managed Devices, Managed Software, and Device Policies.

Alerts

Full JumpCloud Admin Portal Homepage featuring metrics, alert widgets for lockouts and expired passwords, and the status board.

Alert Widgets show you an aggregate view of all alerts affecting your organizations, users, or devices. Click into any of these widgets to see more details regarding the alert, and resolve the issue from there. 

MDM Certificate & Token Board

Donut chart and status list showing expiration timelines for MDM certificates, VPP, and SSO tokens.

This board provides an “at-a-glance view” into the life cycle of a user’s MDM certificates, Apple’s Volume Purchase Program (VPP), and Automated Device Enrollment Certificates. This widget helps keep admins on top of upcoming expirations by giving a status of Expired, Expiring within 10 days, Expires within 30 days, or Expires past 30 days for five of your most urgent statuses from most out of date to least. From here, you can also get to the MDM landing page within one click and take renewal steps. Along with the ability to complete setup for new users directly from the widget. 

Notifications

Dashboard view of Device and User Notifications, Recent OS Releases, and a gauge for Open Alerts.

Notification Tiles show you notifications for users and devices of your organization. Click into any of these notifications to see more information, or navigate to the main landing page of the admin portal you’re viewing (like the Users or Devices page).

Investigation Pages

Investigation page in the JumpCloud Admin Portal listing active users with expired passwords and options to send reset emails.

Investigation Pages open when you click on any alert widget to give you a detailed view of what alerts are taking place for a user or a device. Within the investigation page, you can quickly remediate the situation or, where applicable, be taken to the main landing page of the admin portal you’re viewing (like the Users or Devices page).  

For example, click into the Expired Passwords alert widget to send users a password reset email, either individually, or in bulk. 

Customize Your Homepage

You can configure and customize the information you see on your homepage. Keep in mind that the Admin Portal Homepage shows the same information for all admins across your organization and any changes will be seen by all organization admins. 

Configuration menu for JumpCloud Homepage widgets with various toggles for Organizational Stats, Alerts, and Notifications.

To customize your Homepage:

  1. Log in to the JumpCloud Admin Portal.
  2. Click Customize Home in the top right of the homepage widget.
  3. Select which widgets you’d like displayed by selecting the options available or toggling the option ON or OFF
  4. Under Scheduled User State Changes, you can enter a number of days that you’d like to see notifications for Scheduled User Suspensions or Activations. 
  5. Under Device Notifications, you can enter a number of days that you’d like to view notifications for Device Uptime Greater than X days
  6. Changes are saved automatically.
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