Your first week with Vyera
Your workspace fills in gradually over the first week as sources complete their first runs, so day one looks sparse by design.
Your workspace fills in gradually over the first week, so a sparse first day is expected rather than a sign anything is wrong.
How the week tends to build up
Sources complete their first runs on their own schedule rather than all at once, so day one typically shows less than day seven. As more sources complete their first pass, your dashboard, The Read and any battle cards fill out with more to show. See What happens in your first 48 hours for the specific checklist of actions to take in that early window; this article is about what to expect as the week goes on, not what to do.
What it does not do
A thin first-48-hours view does not mean something is broken. It means most of your sources have not had their first scheduled run yet. Give it the week before treating a quiet workspace as a problem, and check Understanding Data health if you want to confirm nothing has actually failed in the meantime.
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- Understanding Data health
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