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

# Pixels dashboard

> Use the Pixels dashboard in Workspace view to search, filter, review, and create pixels

The **Pixels** dashboard lives in **Workspace view** under **ASSETS** in the left navigation. It is where you review saved **Pixels**, monitor usage, and start the create flow. In a workspace you can access, both **admins** and **marketers** can use this page. See [Permissions](/permissions).

## What the dashboard shows

The page header shows **Pixels** and an **Add Pixel** button that starts the [create pixel flow](/pixels/create).

Below the header, the **Monthly Usage** card summarizes workspace-level pixel activity for the current billing period:

* **Total Page Loads**: events from pixels linked to active campaigns this month. Pixels not in a campaign are not included.
* **Billable Page Loads (PLD On)**: events from pixels with **PLD Resolution** enabled.
* **Estimated Spend**: based on PLD-enabled events only.
* **Billing Period Ends**: when the current billing period ends and a new cycle starts.

The **Pixels** table lists one row per **Pixel**. Select a row to open the pixel details side panel.

### Table columns

* **Pixel Name** shows the saved pixel name. This is the primary label you use to find pixels in the workspace.
* **Website URL** shows the site where the pixel is installed.
* **Status** shows where the pixel is in its lifecycle. See [Statuses](#statuses) for what each status means.
* **PLD Resolution** shows whether **PLD Resolution** is **On (Billable)** or **Off**.
* **Tag** shows **Workspace tags** applied to the pixel.
* **Last Data Update** shows how recently Wrango received data for the pixel, such as days, hours, or minutes ago.
* **Events (last 28d)** shows total events in the last 28 days and a sparkline trend when data is available.

## Search, filter, and sort

Use the controls above the table to narrow the list:

* **Search pixels** to find a **Pixel** by name.
* **PLD Resolution** to filter by **On (Billable)** or **Off**.
* **Tags** to filter by **Workspace tags**.

The dashboard also groups the list by status with tabs:

* **All Pixels**
* **Draft**
* **Active**
* **Inactive**

You can sort these columns:

* **Pixel Name**
* **Website URL**

The dashboard is paginated when your workspace has more results than fit on one page.

## Statuses

The **Status** column and status tabs help you understand where each **Pixel** is in its lifecycle.

* **Draft**: Created, not submitted.
* **Active**: A pixel is marked **Active** once it has successfully received at least one event from any connected page or platform in the last 48 hours.
* **Inactive**: A pixel had traffic at some point but no events received in the last 48 hours.
* **Pending**: A pixel was created less than 48 hours ago with zero traffic.
* **Error**: A pixel was created more than 48 hours ago with zero traffic.

Hover the info icon in the **Status** column header for these definitions in the product.

## Start a new pixel

Click **Add Pixel** in the page header to open the [create pixel flow](/pixels/create).

Draft pixels in progress also show an **Edit** button in the side panel, which returns you to the create flow where you left off.

## Pixel details side panel

Select any pixel row to open the pixel details side panel.

At the top of the side panel, Wrango shows:

* The **Website URL** as the panel title.
* The created date and creator.
* The current status badge and, when available, a **Last data update** badge.
* **Delete**, which permanently removes the pixel after email confirmation.
* **Edit** for **Draft** pixels only, which opens the create flow for that pixel.

The side panel includes three tabs:

### About

The **About** tab shows pixel configuration and editable details.

**Campaign Attribution** is included at no additional fee. This is always on for submitted pixels.

**Physician-Level Data** controls **PLD Resolution**. When on, Wrango bills at \$5.00 CPM per 1,000 page loads. Enabling or disabling PLD opens a confirmation dialog. Disabling PLD requires email confirmation.

If **PLD Resolution** was recently toggled off, you can only disable it once every 24 hours. To prevent reporting gaps, Wrango limits how often this setting can change. When that limit applies, Wrango shows **Unable to Toggle PLD** and asks you to try again in 24 hours.

Below that, you can review or update:

* **Pixel name**
* **Website URL**
* **Description**
* **Workspace tags**

If you change any of these fields, the side panel footer shows **Discard changes** and **Save**.

### Code Embed

The **Code Embed** tab shows the install snippets when the pixel has been set up.

Wrango provides two snippets:

* **Universal Pixel**: add this code to every page of your HCP website.
* **Conversion Pixel**: add this code to the pages where your key conversions happen, such as form submissions or sign-up confirmations.

Use **Copy Code** on each card to copy that snippet to your clipboard.

If the pixel is still a **Draft** or setup is incomplete, Wrango shows that the embed code is not available yet and prompts you to finish setup.

### Campaigns

The **Campaigns** tab shows whether the pixel has been added to any campaigns. If it has not been used yet, the panel shows an empty state and a **Go to Campaigns** button.

## Common actions

From the dashboard and side panel, you can:

* Select a row to open the side panel and review pixel details.
* Click **Add Pixel** to create a new pixel.
* Click **Edit** on a **Draft** pixel to resume the create flow.
* Update name, URL, description, and tags from the **About** tab, then **Save**.
* Toggle **PLD Resolution** from the **About** tab.
* Copy the **Universal Pixel** and **Conversion Pixel** snippets from the **Code Embed** tab.
* **Delete** a pixel from the side panel after email confirmation.

## Empty state

If your workspace has no **Pixels** yet, the page shows an empty state prompting you to create your first pixel and an **Add Pixel** button to start the [create pixel flow](/pixels/create).
