The AliasFleet dashboard is the screen you land on after signing in. The left sidebar lists every section, from Aliases and Analytics to Billing and Support. The main panel shows your Email Flow stats for the last 7 days, your alias counters, and your alias list. This guide maps each part so you can find things fast.
You need to be signed in, with at least one verified forwarding inbox, before aliases can forward mail. If you have not verified one yet, see Verifying a destination first.
Where do I find each section of the dashboard?#
Every section lives in the left sidebar. This table is the full map.
| Section | What it is for | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| Dashboard | Your home screen: Email Flow stats, alias counters, and the alias list. | - |
| Analytics | Forwarding stats, blocked counts, top senders, and activity charts. | Analytics overview |
| Activity | A running record of recent events across your account. | - |
| Aliases | Your email aliases: create new ones, switch them on or off, and copy addresses. | Creating aliases |
| Sent | Mail you have sent from your aliases, through replies and Compose. | - |
| Domains | Custom domains, on Pro plans, for aliases on your own domain. | Adding a custom domain |
| Destinations | The real inboxes your aliases forward to. At least one must be verified before an alias can forward anything. | What is a destination? |
| Sender Rules | Rules that decide which senders may reach an alias and which get blocked. | Using sender rules |
| Rules | Automation rules that act on incoming mail for your aliases. | - |
| Quarantine | Held mail waiting for your review. | - |
| Billing | Your current plan, usage limits, and subscription settings. | Managing your subscription |
| Support | Help articles and a way to file a ticket when something is wrong. | Emails not arriving |
Two controls sit outside that list: + Create Alias at the bottom of the left sidebar, and Compose alongside it. Both work from anywhere in the dashboard. There is no Settings entry in the sidebar.
How do I read the stats on the dashboard?#
The stats come in two groups.
The Email Flow block, labelled Last 7 days, shows what happened to mail in that window: Received, Forwarded, Delivered, Delivery Rate, Failed to Forward, Bounced, and Blocked.
Above that, four counters describe your setup on plans with analytics: Total Aliases, Emails Today, Destinations, and Total Forwarded. Total Aliases and Destinations are counts right now. Emails Today covers today, with a daily average beside it. Total Forwarded is the all-time total, with the change this week beside it. On Free and Pro plans, the row shows Total Aliases and Emails Today beside a larger Monthly Bandwidth card instead.
Two points trip people up. First, the Email Flow window is a rolling last 7 days, not a calendar month: older days drop out as newer days join. Second, the Aliases page itself shows no stats counters, so head back to the Dashboard when you want the numbers.
How do I find a specific alias?#
Use the search box at the top of the Aliases page. It covers name, address, and description.
If search returns too many results, narrow the list down:
- Filter by category. Show only aliases with one label, such as Shopping.
- Filter by domain. Show only aliases on one domain.
- Group the list. Grouping collects aliases under headings by category, domain, or status. See Grouping aliases.
- Sort the list. Sorting orders aliases by name, creation date, or activity. See Sorting, filtering, and searching aliases.
How do I act on one alias?#
Each alias card shows the alias address, the destination it forwards to, its tags, and whether it is active.
- Copy the address. Click the alias address on the card. A copy icon sits beside it, with a "Click to copy" tooltip.
- Three-dot menu. Click the three-dot menu at the top right of the card for more actions on that alias.
- Active toggle. The switch on the card turns forwarding on or off. When it is on, it shows green with a tick. Turning an alias off pauses forwarding without deleting it. See Activating and deactivating an alias.
- Compose and View. Compose starts a new message from that alias. View opens the alias detail page. See Copying an alias address.
How do I create a new alias from the dashboard?#
Use the + Create Alias control.
- Click + Create Alias. It sits at the top right of the Aliases page, and a matching control sits at the bottom of the left sidebar.
- Fill in the form. Pick a name, a domain, and a destination inbox, then add a description so you remember what the alias is for.
- Click Create. The new alias appears in your list, active and ready to use.
Walkthrough: Your first alias. Full reference: Creating aliases.
How do I do a first useful task from the dashboard?#
Give your next sign-up its own alias, then confirm it forwards.
- Create the alias. Click + Create Alias. Name it after the site, for example
newsletter-tech. Point it at your verified inbox. - Copy the address. On the new alias card, click the alias address to copy it.
- Paste it into the sign-up form. Use the alias in the email field instead of your real address.
- Send a test email. From your real inbox, send the alias a short email with the subject "Test", and confirm it lands in your real inbox.
If the test arrives, the alias works. See How to use email aliases for where separate aliases pay off first.
What if something on the dashboard looks wrong?#
- Counters show zero. The Email Flow stats cover the last 7 days. A new account, or one with no mail in that window, shows zeroes until mail starts flowing.
- An alias is missing. Check the search box and active filters: a filter hides every alias outside it.
- An alias shows as inactive. The Active toggle is off, so forwarding is paused. Switch it back on from the alias card.
- Mail is not arriving. The alias may be off, the destination may be unverified, or the mail may be in spam. See Emails not arriving for the full checklist.
What do I do next?#
- Your first alias - create one alias and confirm it forwards.
- Understanding forwarding - what happens between the alias and your inbox.
- Creating aliases - the full alias management guide.
- How to use email aliases - where separate aliases pay off first.