Every screen in WP Sync sits under one WordPress admin menu item, split into ten tabs.
Dashboard:
The at a glance view. Four stat cards show active bridges, connected apps, total syncs and failures, followed by the analytics charts, which have their own article, your connected integrations, your active bridges and recent activity.
Bridges:
The list of every bridge you have built, plus the Create Bridge button that opens the full page builder. Sorting, pausing, cloning, testing, history and bulk actions all live here, along with Run Sync Now.
Connections:
Where every app is connected. There is a search box at the top, so on a site with many connectors you can type a name and jump straight to that card.
Add-ons:
Where the Pro Pack and Connect Pack keys are entered, and where you can see which packs are installed and active.
Activity Log:
Every contact WP Sync has moved, searchable and filterable, with a per destination result on each row.
Training:
The in plugin knowledge base. It is generated from the live connector classes, so its capability matrix always matches the version you have installed.
Diagnostics:
The debug log and the one click support report, plus versions, cron status, per connection status and server environment.
Settings:
License panel, help and account links, the admin color scheme picker, and the danger zone for clearing the activity log. The color scheme picker includes a Follow the ResultsAiX Hub choice, which is the default.
Resources:
A short list of related tools.
Hub:
An optional free companion plugin that can collapse every ResultsAiX plugin under one menu.
The sidebar menu:
The WordPress sidebar lists the same screens in the same order as the tabs, so you can jump straight to Bridges, Connections, Activity Log or Settings from anywhere in your admin. If you also have the ResultsAiX Hub or WP Conversion Tracker installed, each gets a shortcut in that menu.