StarController Fleet Dashboard for Starlink
Summary The Dashboard is your fleet’s home screen. Five KPIs summarize the whole fleet — devices, monthly cost, data usage, alerts, and finance — above a list of every terminal with its status, site, Starlink account, plan, usage and telemetry. Filter by status, account or site, export the list to CSV, or switch to Map to see the same fleet by location.
Open it from StarController → Dashboard in the left menu. Everything here is cross-account: one screen for every terminal you’ve synced, no matter which Starlink account it belongs to.
▶ Find any Starlink antenna in seconds — video in English, with captions.
The KPI row
Section titled “The KPI row”Five cards summarize the fleet at the top:
| KPI | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Devices | Total terminals, split into online and offline. |
| Monthly cost | Combined monthly subscription cost across the fleet. |
| Data Usage | Total data consumed this month. |
| Alerts | How many devices currently need attention. |
| Finance | Amount spent during the month. |
The device list
Section titled “The device list”Below the KPIs, each terminal is a row:
- Status — Online, Offline, or an Alert badge when a device is online but needs attention. A paused or cancelling line also shows Standby, Standby booked or Ends with the date — see Pause or cancel the service.
- Device — the terminal name, with a small chip showing how many observations it has.
- Site — where it serves.
- Starlink account — the Starlink account the line belongs to.
- Plan — the Starlink plan (e.g. Residential · 100 Mb, Business · 200 Mb).
- Data Usage — usage this cycle against the plan’s allowance.
- Ping / Latency and Throughput — the latest telemetry from the dish. On narrower screens the table scrolls sideways for more columns, such as obstruction.
- Actions — quick Remote access and View more (opens the terminal detail).
Find what matters fast
Section titled “Find what matters fast”- Status filters — All / Online / Offline / Alert / Standby narrow the list to the devices you care about right now.
- Account and site filters — narrow the list to one Starlink account or one site. The account filter appears when you have more than one Starlink account.
- Search — filter by device or site name.
- Export CSV — downloads the list exactly as it’s filtered on screen.
- Alerts call out why a device needs attention — for example needs repositioning, connectivity degradation, a billing or subscription issue, or an overdue invoice — so a green-looking dish never hides a real problem.
▶ Starlink alerts: know a dish is down before the customer calls — video in English, with captions.
Move a dish to another site
Section titled “Move a dish to another site”Every dish belongs to a site, chosen when you sync it. To change it, open the dish and use Actions → Move to site. It organizes your fleet; it doesn’t change who can see the dish.
Map view
Section titled “Map view”Switch the List / Map toggle to Map to see every terminal plotted by location, colour-coded by status — online, offline, or needs attention. It’s the fastest way to spot whether an issue is one site or a whole region.
When you zoom out, nearby dishes group into a numbered cluster. Zoom in or click it to split it; dishes at the same address fan out so you can pick each one.
Click a marker to open its detail card and jump to the full terminal view.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Inside a terminal — open one device’s full cockpit.
- Finance & invoices — drill into fleet billing.
- Remote & temporary access — connect to a terminal in the field.
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