Dashboards

Custom dashboards let you assemble key figures from your shop on a freely arranged canvas — as a KPI tile, chart, table, or gauge. For example, you could build a "Sales" dashboard with the numbers that matter most to you.

What can I do here?

  • Create, edit, duplicate or delete a dashboard
  • Add tiles (widgets) of various types: KPI card, bar chart, line chart, area chart, pie chart, table, or gauge
  • Choose a data source (report, metric, or saved query) and a time range for each tile
  • Set the position and size of each tile on the grid
  • Make a dashboard publicly visible to other users

Step by step

  1. Click "New dashboard" and give it a name and, optionally, a description.
  2. Open the newly created dashboard and click "Add widget".
  3. Give the tile a name and choose the desired tile type (e.g. "KPI card" or "Bar chart").
  4. Choose the data source: a predefined report, a metric, or a saved query from the Data Explorer, along with the time range.
  5. Set the tile's position (X/Y) and size (width/height) on the 12-column grid and save.
  6. Repeat to add more tiles, and rearrange the dashboard via "Edit" if needed.

Fields explained

Field Meaning Notes/Impact
Name (Dashboard) Name of the dashboard Shown in the overview list
Description (Dashboard) Short description of what the dashboard is for Optional
Public Makes the dashboard visible to other users Without this, only you see the dashboard
Name (Widget) Title of the individual tile Shown on hover
Tile type Display style of the tile KPI card, bar/line/area/pie chart, table, or gauge
Data source Where the tile gets its values from Report, metric, or saved query
Date range (Widget) Time period the tile covers E.g. 7 days, 30 days, year to date
Color Accent color of the tile Visual only
Position (X/Y) and Size (W/H) Placement on the grid Determines the tile's arrangement and size on the dashboard

Values & statuses

Tile type (widget type)

Value Plain meaning
KPI card Shows a single number with an optional trend
Bar chart Compares values as vertical bars
Line chart Shows a trend over time as a line
Area chart Like a line chart, but with a filled area
Pie chart Shows proportions as pie slices
Table Shows raw data in table form
Gauge Shows a percentage value as a round gauge

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference from the standard reports under "Reports"?
Standard reports offer fixed, predetermined analyses. Dashboards let you combine multiple freely chosen tiles from different data sources on one canvas, tailored to your needs.

Can I share a dashboard with colleagues?
Yes, enable the "Public" option when creating or editing it — the dashboard then becomes visible to other users too.

What happens when I duplicate a dashboard?
A full copy including all tiles is created, which you can then adjust independently of the original.