---
title: Find your buckets
description: "What the Overview page shows for each storage connection, how the view changes with your role, and why a bucket might be missing from it."
section: Files
order: 5
audience: [owner, admin, member]
status: published
lastVerified: 2026-09-15
sources:
  - web/src/components/app/BucketSelection.tsx
  - src/objects/routes/dashboard.ts
---

**Overview** is the first page you see after signing in. It has one card per storage connection, each listing its buckets (containers, on Azure). Select a bucket name to open it.

<figure>
  <img src="/docs/screenshots/v1.3.2/overview-connection-buckets-light.png" alt="A connection card on Overview named Wasabi, listing two buckets, with a Create bucket button." width="1458" height="216" loading="lazy" />
  <figcaption>One card per connection. Only Owners see the Create bucket button.</figcaption>
</figure>

What you see depends on your role:

- **Owners** see every bucket on every connection.
- **Everyone else** sees a card for every connection, but only the buckets their roles let them read. A card that says "No buckets in this connection yet" just means none of its buckets are yours.

If buckets were just added at the provider, select **Refresh** at the top right of the page.

## A bucket is missing

Work through these in order:

1. **Wrong organisation.** Check the name in the switcher at the top right.
2. **No role for it.** Ask an Owner or Admin to add the bucket to one of your roles. Tell them the connection name and bucket.
3. **Hidden by the connection.** If the connection lists specific **Bucket scopes**, only those buckets show up, even for Owners. An Owner can add the bucket there.
4. **The connection has a problem.** If a card shows an error instead of buckets, an Owner or Admin should run [Test connection](/docs/connections/test/).

Next: [browse inside a bucket](/docs/files/browse/).
