Dashboards supply at-a-glance views for important data using widgets, Dashboards can be customized and assigned based on user type, and which staff groups, staff users are assigned to. This allows a wide range of customization available depending on a user’s role in the company. 


Top menu >> Setup >> Dashboards

 

From the Setup page click Dashboards.

 

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How to setup a widget


On the dashboard setup page select the dashboard you would like to modify from the drop down menu on the top left, or click + Add a dashboard to create a custom dashboard for a Role or Staff group

 

 

Clicking +Add a dashboard will have you select the role or staff group you want to create a dashboard for.

  1. Role or group: Select the existing Staff group or Role you want to create a dashboard for. Please note each role or group can only have one custom dashboard. 
  2. Copy widgets from: Select if you want to copy widgets from an existing dashboard to the new one. Leave on blank to create an empty dashboard.

 

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Click Add to create the dashboard. From the dashboard click Place a widget.
 

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The existing widgets will show in the window that comes up, allowing you to add existing widgets to different dashboards easily. 


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If this is a new widget click + Add a widget.
 

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In this example we will create a Process view link.


 
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  1. Widget name: the widget will be added to your widget library allowing you to add the widget to other dashboards. 
  2. Display text: this is the text that will show for the users on the widget.
  3. Process: select the process the widget is for. 
  4. View: you have the choice to select the view you want the widget to direct to. 
  5. Style: the widget can be displayed either as a link or button (screenshot further down).

 

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Below are how the two-styles available appear as a widget. 

Link Style will be a text link 


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Button Style has a large button that is coloured in. 


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Once a widget has been created and added to a dashboard, click on Edit to see how the widget is setup and to change it. 


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