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To do ​

To do is MIA's home page: it lists what is waiting for you, most urgent first, then an overview of your users, applications and spending.

What is waiting for you ​

Each line shows a number and leads to the matching list, already filtered: the number shown is the number of items in that list.

  • Accesses to handle: the users with an access waiting for you (a closing to do by hand, an opening or closing that failed or is late). Leads to the users filtered on State: Accesses to handle.
  • Connection errors: the applications MIA can no longer reach, to reconnect.
  • Suspected mass deletions: the applications where many accesses disappeared at once, to confirm or report.
  • Applications to complete: the applications waiting for your choice (an organization, a workspace) to synchronize.
  • Anomalies: the accounts found on your applications that match no user. Leads to the anomalies page.

With MIA Pro, the list also follows:

  • Unread breaches: the users with an address in a data breach not marked as read yet.
  • Pending access requests: the access requests waiting for your decision.
  • Overdue access reviews: the applications whose access review is past its date.
  • Spending to validate: the subscriptions found on your bank accounts, to confirm or dismiss (cost tracking).

Under the lines about applications, each application concerned is listed and leads to its page (to its Anomalies tab for the anomalies).

A line only shows when it counts at least one item. When everything is up to date, the page shows Nothing to do.

The numbers of Anomalies and Access requests also show as badges in the navigation bar.

Overview ​

  • Users: the number of tracked users, with the arrivals of the last 30 days.
  • Applications: the number of connected applications.
  • Spending over the last 12 months (MIA Pro, bank connected): the 12-month total, the average per paid month and the month-by-month chart. Without a connected bank, the page invites you to connect one.

Free account ​

The lines reserved for MIA Pro do not show: a note under the list tells what MIA Pro would add. The spending chart is a preview marked Example, without any amount.