Unified dashboard navigation for Zero Trust
Cloudflare unified its dashboard navigation to combine Zero Trust and main dashboard access, allowing customers to move between all products from the same navigation. Zero Trust network items were reorganized under Networking and Traffic Controls sections.
The Cloudflare dashboard now combines Zero Trust and main dashboard navigation. You can move between Cloudflare products from the same navigation.
All customers can browse Zero Trust products from the primary navigation.
Zero Trust customers can also access other services from this navigation. These include the developer platform, account memberships, and resource tagging.
As part of this change, the Zero Trust Network items were removed in favor of the new experiences available under Networking navigation, and Resolvers & Proxies was moved under Traffic Controls (previously Traffic Policies).
This update is available to all customers starting today.
For more information, refer to the Cloudflare One documentation.
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