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# Launchpad Overview
The **Launchpad** in **Rillet** is your home screen, bringing key metrics, pending work, the close checklist, and pinned reports into one view. You can choose which sections appear and which metrics and reports you track.
### Customize the Launchpad
Follow these steps to set up the sections of your Launchpad:
{% stepper %}
{% step %}
Open **Launchpad** in the main menu.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
Click **Add metric** in **Snapshot** and select a metric to add it. The list shows only the metrics that are not on your Launchpad yet, such as:
* **Net Revenue Retention:** Measures the changes in recurring revenue caused by expansion, contraction, and churn from the existing customer base.
* **Runway:** Cash Balance divided by the average of the previous 90 days' monthly Net Burn, excluding financing transactions.
* **Net Burn:** Monthly average Net Burn over the last 90 days.
* **Overdue AR:** Outstanding balance of invoices that are past their due date.
* **Days Sales Outstanding:** Current AR divided by trailing 90-day net invoice sales, multiplied by 90 and capped at 365 days.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
Review the work that needs attention in **Needs action**, and click an item to open the matching page. The items include:
* **Approvals**
* **Cash transactions to reconcile**
* **Invoices to be sent**
* **Primary journal entries pending approval**
* **Reporting journal entries pending approval**
* **Bills to be paid**
* **Contracts to be approved**
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
Click **Add report** in **Pinned reports** and select a report to pin it. The list groups reports under headings such as **Custom reports**, **Financial Statements**, **Analytics**, and **Close Reports**.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
Select **My items** or **Org view** in **Close checklist** to choose whose tasks it shows.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
Click an integration icon in the top-right corner to check its status, or click **+** to open **Integrations** in **Settings**.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
**(Optional):** Open **Launchpad options** in the top-right corner to choose your **Default landing page** and to show or hide the **Aura**, **Snapshot**, **Needs action**, **Close checklist**, and **Pinned reports** widgets.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}
{% hint style="info" %} **Note:**
The **Snapshot** section holds up to 6 metrics, and **Add metric** disappears once you reach 6. You can reposition metrics by dragging them, and the **Last closed** button in the top-right corner opens the **Checklist** in **Close Management**.
{% endhint %}
Your Launchpad now shows the metrics, work items, and reports you selected.
### See Also
To learn more about using the Launchpad in **Rillet**, review these articles:
* [**Getting to Know Your Rillet Launchpad**](/EjmEP4KZ9BVp9j2ho4Mh/getting-started/getting-to-know-your-rillet-launchpad.md)
* [**Aura AI Prompt Examples** ](/EjmEP4KZ9BVp9j2ho4Mh/aura-ai/aura-ai/aura-ai-prompt-examples.md)
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