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Atrium Automation Ops Dashboard Template
Atrium tracks AI tool connections, workflow executions, task volume by tool, uptime, and latency for an automation workspace.
Atrium is a single-file HTML dashboard template for monitoring an automation workspace. It gives an operator one status page for the AI tools, workflows, and executions their business runs on, opening with the line every operator wants to see: Everything is connected. Everything is running.
The Overview view pairs a workflow activity chart with run counts: 7 running, 12 completed, 1 failed. Connections lists services with type, last sync, and status, where OpenAI, Anthropic, and Notion read Operational while Google Sheets sits Degraded. The Tools view ranks tasks executed per tool over 30 days, from Anthropic at 842 down to Gmail at 88, beside a health list with success rates and average latency. Workflows flags the Lead Enrichment Flow as Critical at 72% success on 198 runs. Monitoring holds a 30-day uptime strip and p50, p95, and p99 latency cards at 210ms, 480ms, and 920ms. Insights summarizes workflow health: 76 healthy, 8 warning, 3 critical.
What is inside Atrium
- Overview hero with a workflow activity chart and run counts of 7 running, 12 completed, 1 failed
- Connections table with service, type, last sync, and status columns, flagging Google Sheets as Degraded
- Tasks-by-tool bar ranking across 7 tools, from Anthropic at 842 executions to Gmail at 88 over 30 days
- Tool health list with success rates from 99.8% down to 94.0% and average latency per service
- Recent tool calls table showing action names, durations, and results including a retried call
- Workflows table with run counts and success rates, marking Lead Enrichment Flow Critical at 72%
- Monitoring view with a 30-day uptime strip and p50, p95, p99 latency cards at 210ms, 480ms, and 920ms
- Workflow health summary of 76 healthy, 8 warning, and 3 critical automations
Specifications
| Format | Single self-contained HTML file; zero dependencies, no build step |
|---|---|
| Theme | Gold |
| Mood | Light |
| Category | Operations |
| Price | $6.99, one-time |
Who Atrium is for
Atrium gives operations leads a morning Overview that confirms running counts and catches the 1 failed execution before clients notice.
Automation engineers work the Tools view, watching the Google Sheets connection at 94.0% health and its retried spreadsheet appends.
Agency operators use the Workflows table to find brittle flows, like Lead Enrichment at 72% success, before billing clients for the work.
Solopreneurs running AI pipelines use Monitoring and Insights as a lightweight status page instead of paying for an observability suite.
When to reach for it
Atrium fits an operator whose automations span half a dozen services and whose only way to check them is logging into each one. The connections and tool health panels put every service on one screen.
Pick it when a workflow fails silently and you find out from a client. The executions table and workflow health breakdown surface failures and degraded services first.
Pick it when you sell automation retainers and need a client-facing status view. The clean Gold theme and plain-language panels read well to non-technical buyers.
Frequently asked questions
Can I rename the services to the tools I actually use?
Yes, you can rename the services to the tools you actually use. The connections, tool health, and task-volume data are plain markup and small JavaScript blocks inside the file. Swap service names, sync times, rates, and counts for your own stack and every view updates.
Does Atrium connect to live APIs?
No, Atrium renders static demo data out of the box, like every template in the catalog. The structure is simple enough to wire to your orchestrator's API: replace the data arrays with fetch calls and the tables and charts render from live responses.
Is Atrium one of the free templates?
No, Atrium is priced at $6.99. The six free templates in the catalog cover other categories, and the live preview lets you open every Atrium view, from Connections to Settings, before you decide.
How do I change the color scheme?
You change the color scheme in the style block, where theme colors are CSS custom properties at the top, including the gold accent used for degraded states and watch flags. Change a handful of variables and the entire interface follows.
