# Dashboards and Buttons

Umbraco Workflow has its default Dashboards. By default, when you install Umbraco Workflow, you receive two Dashboards: the *User Dashboard* and the *Admin Dashboard*. Additionally, Umbraco Workflow replaces the default Umbraco button set in the editor drawer.

## Dashboards

Umbraco Workflow adds two Dashboards to your Umbraco project:

* **User Dashboard** - This Workflow Dashboard is added in the **Content** section. It displays the tasks requiring approval from the user, current user’s submissions, and stale content (content that needs to be reviewed).

  ![Workflow Dashboard in the Content Section](/files/qyQomsEX6jDxIxJBHgKe)
* **Admin Dashboard** - This Workflow Dashboard is the default view in the **Workflow** section. It displays a chart of recent workflow activity, chart of content review activity, licensing details, and any relevant upgrade-related messages. You can also view the workflow and content review activity chart for the specified range of days.

  ![Workflow Dashboard in the Workflow Section](/files/UbQBeVxXAYnBY7gB6RH1)

## Buttons

When a workflow is active on the current node, the **Publish** button is replaced, linking to the workflow content app.

![Buttons](/files/x3M2rp6AbpoR5Lrt0I1G)

When no workflow is active, the button state is determined by the current user's permissions.

Umbraco Workflow overrides Umbraco's User/Group publishing permissions. If the user has permission to update the node, they will be able to initiate a workflow process on that node. Umbraco Workflow shifts Umbraco from a centrally administered publishing model (controlled by a site administrator) to a distributed model. In this model, editors publish content based on their responsibilities assigned during the workflows.

In cases, where the content is already in a workflow, a notification is displayed at the top of the editor. Depending on the Workflow **Settings**, you can enable/disable editing access on a content node in a workflow.

![Disabled content edits](/files/afM6atcenyoupSgOPYNn)

For nodes where the workflow has been disabled, the default Umbraco options are displayed.

![Default Button](/files/2hD96IlHkaMHmA0kBj7M)


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