# How can I view current on-call members across different teams?

Yes, ilert provides a comprehensive dashboard that gives you real-time visibility into who's currently on call across all teams.

## Dashboard overview

The ilert dashboard displays:

* **Current on-call members**: See who is currently on call for each team
* **Open alerts**: View active alerts and their status
* **Recent alert activity**: Monitor recent alert activity across all teams
* **Service health metrics**: Track overall service health and status

## Accessing team information

### Real-time on-call view

You can view current on-call information through:

* **Main dashboard**: See an overview of all teams and their current on-call members
* **Team-specific views**: Drill down into individual team details
* **Mobile app**: Access on-call information on the go with the ilert mobile app

### Information displayed

For each team, you can see:

* **Primary on-call**: The person currently responsible for first-line response
* **Secondary on-call**: Backup responders if available
* **Escalation status**: Whether any escalations are active
* **Recent activity**: Recent alerts and responses for that team

## Getting started

To view current on-call members, simply log into your ilert account and navigate to the main dashboard. The current on-call information will be prominently displayed for easy access.

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**Related Documentation**

* [Dashboard](https://docs.ilert.com/alerting/dashboard)
* [Teams](https://docs.ilert.com/user-administration/teams)
* [Mobile App](https://docs.ilert.com/mobile-app/getting-started-with-ilert-mobile-app)
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