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The Overview tab in the iBlueprint.ai chatbot builder provides a high‑level snapshot of your bot and exposes global configuration options. Because changes made here apply to all deployments, it’s useful for monitoring metrics, reviewing the bot’s lifecycle and managing organization‑wide access.

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Summary metrics

The top of the page displays a Summary panel with key statistics about your chatbot:
  • Slug – the URL‑friendly identifier used in API calls and embed code. This is read‑only and derived from the chatbot name.
  • Default AI Connection – shows which AI provider is used by default (e.g., Nemos, GPT) for generating responses.
  • Current Version – indicates whether the most recent version is active or if a different version is loaded.
  • Versions – total number of saved versions of the bot configuration.
  • Document Sets – number of linked knowledge document sets (zero if no knowledge bases are connected).
  • Endpoints – number of configured API endpoints.
  • Sessions – count of user sessions or conversations with this chatbot. Clicking the Logs tab provides more details on sessions and token usage.
  • Total Token Usage – total tokens consumed by this chatbot across all sessions. Monitoring token usage helps you understand the cost and performance impact of your bot.
A banner labelled Global Setting reminds you that any changes made in the Overview tab will affect all deployments of the chatbot. If you need to test modifications without impacting production deployments, create a new version or deployment first.

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Lifecycle

Under Lifecycle, the Overview page records when the chatbot was created and when it was last updated. This helps you track major configuration changes and ensures you’re working on the latest version of your bot.

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Organization access

The Organization Access section controls which organizations or teams can view and manage the chatbot. Each assigned organization appears in a list with a permission dropdown (e.g., Owner, Editor, or Viewer). Use the Share with Organization button to grant access to additional groups. This makes it easy to collaborate with teammates while controlling who can edit or deploy the bot. By reviewing the Overview tab regularly, you can ensure your chatbot’s settings remain aligned with your organization’s requirements and monitor usage trends before diving into deeper configuration and testing.