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Dashboards let you combine saved charts into a single view that can be monitored, filtered, exported, and shared with your team.

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What a dashboard includes

Each dashboard can include:
  • Multiple saved charts
  • A flexible layout with drag and resize controls
  • Dashboard-level filters
  • Saved views
  • Export options
  • Suggested dashboards that can be kept or dismissed

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Where dashboards fit in the workflow

The usual path is:
  1. Ask a question in chat.
  2. Save the charts you want to keep.
  3. Create a dashboard.
  4. Add saved charts and arrange them.
  5. Apply filters or save views for repeat use.

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What you can do from the dashboards page

The dashboards library is where you:
  • Create a new dashboard.
  • Search existing dashboards.
  • Switch between card and list views.
  • Open, edit, or delete dashboards.
  • Review suggested dashboards separately from your saved dashboards.
Dashboards library with suggested and saved dashboards

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What you can do inside a dashboard

Once a dashboard is open, you can:
  • Drag charts into a better layout.
  • Resize charts to give important visuals more space.
  • Remove a chart without deleting it from your chart library.
  • Open a larger chart view when you need more detail.
  • Refresh charts backed by live data.
  • Toggle table view for charts that are easier to inspect as rows.
Open dashboard with KPIs and charts arranged in the canvas

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Views, filters, and exports

Dashboards support more than layout alone. You can also:
  • Apply dashboard-level filters.
  • Save filtered dashboard views.
  • Schedule exports.
  • Download the dashboard as PNG or PDF.

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Suggested dashboards

Suggested dashboards appear in the dashboards library when Vizkraft has analyzed your connector and prepared recommendations for you. From there you can:
  • Keep the dashboard and add it to your collection.
  • Dismiss the suggestion if it is not useful.
Keeping a suggested dashboard can also bring over the related suggested charts that belong to it.

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Best practices

  • Keep one clear business question per dashboard.
  • Use chart titles that make sense without extra explanation.
  • Save views for recurring stakeholder questions.
  • Use filters for audience-specific versions instead of duplicating the whole dashboard.

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Continue with the step-by-step guide

To build one from scratch, go to Create dashboards.