# Using the Admin Console On a self-hosted instance, the Fabricate user with the email address that is configured as the value of `FABRICATE_ADMIN_EMAIL` has access to the **Admin Console**. The **Admin Console** provides tools to monitor and troubleshoot your Fabricate instance. To display the console, in the user menu, click **Admin Console**.The **Admin Console** displays the Fabricate version number, and contains the following information. ## Dashboards


Usage	Displays graphs that summarize the usage for each account user. Shows the number of messages, Data Agent databases, AI credits, and rule-based databases per user.
Accounts	Displays the list of accounts on the instance. From the Accounts tab, you can create a new account and view an individual account.
Users	Displays the list of users on the instance. From the Users tab, you can impersonate a user.
Databases	Displays the list of databases on the instance.
API	Displays the list of users who have made API requests or created a mock API. By default, includes requests from the last seven days. You can instead include requests from the last 24 hours or the last 30 days.
Sidekiq	Displays a Sidekiq dashboard, which allows you to monitor and troubleshoot Redis.

## Data Agent


Conversations	Allows you to provide a conversation identifier in order to display the conversation content.

## Rules


Imports	Displays a list of imports into the instance.
Exports	Displays a list of exports from the instance.
AI	Displays the LLM provider settings for the instances, and lists the AI requests for the instance. To test the LLM provider settings, click Test Settings.

## Health


Puma	Provides information about the status of the Fabricate web workers. To view the status information in JSON form, click View JSON. To refresh the status information manually, click Refresh. To automatically refresh the status information every 5 seconds, check the Auto-refresh checkbox.
Sidekiq	Displays a Sidekiq dashboard, which allows you to monitor and troubleshoot Redis.

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