A layout that holds together
Widgets sit on a grid: drag them, resize them, group them. What you build on a wide screen stays readable on a laptop.
Dashboards
Drag fields onto the canvas, choose a chart type, set filters. No SQL, no formulas, no ticket to IT – and the result stays current on its own.
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How it works
Choose the source you connected – a database, a file, a cloud service – and the fields you want to look at. The model you prepared is already there.
Drop revenue onto the surface and you have a chart. Drop a second field onto it and you have a breakdown. The chart type follows what the data is, and you can override it at any time.
Period, region, product line: filters sit on the dashboard, not in each chart, so one click changes every visual on the board at once.
Give the dashboard a name, decide who may open it, and set when it refreshes. From then on it is a fixed address your colleagues return to, not a file they have to be sent.
What a board is made of
Widgets sit on a grid: drag them, resize them, group them. What you build on a wide screen stays readable on a laptop.
A filter on the dashboard reaches every widget that uses the same field – including the ones you add later.
Set a schedule and the dashboard reads its sources again on its own. Nobody re-exports anything on Monday morning.
Duplicate a dashboard for the next department and swap the data source. The layout, the filters and the formatting come along.
Before you start
No. Fields are dragged onto the canvas and the filters are set in the interface. SQL is available where you want it, in the data preparation step, but a dashboard does not require it.
Once a source is connected, a first useful board is the work of an afternoon – often less. The demo we offer builds one with your data in 30 minutes.
Yes. Permissions decide who may view and who may edit, so a department can keep a board of its own without a copy drifting away from the original.
New fields appear in the field list and existing widgets keep working. A field that disappears is reported on the widget that used it instead of silently showing nothing.
Bring one data source to a 30-minute session. You leave with a dashboard, not with notes.