Introduction to Dashboard 2.0 Follow

A dashboard makes it easier to organize widgets and reports in one place for a quick view. Salesmate brings you the next version of the Dashboard with more features and 

With Dashboard 2.0, you can create new dashboards for different reporting purposes, share dashboards with other teammates or users, and schedule, clone or delete existing dashboards to stay organized.

You can add any of the pre-defined widgets to your dashboard, or create a new report and add it to the dashboard. 

You can also create a dashboard from the dashboard templates provided in the system.

Switch Dashboards

Switch to other Dashboards by clicking on the name of the Dashboard provided in the top left corner of the screen, and choose any of the dashboard. You will see only the dashboards for which you have been given access.

If you have many dashboards in your link then you can use the search bar to search for the dashboard that you're looking for.

Add dashboard to your Favourites by clicking on the star icon next to the name of the dashboard in the list, or remove it from your favourite list by unselecting the star.

As shown in the above image, the list popup is divided into three sections - System, My & Shared. System shows the list of dashboard that come by default. The dashboards created by you will come under My section and the other dashboards that are shared with you will be shown under Shared section.

Create Dashboard

Click on the Create Dashboard button to create a dashboard, then you will get options in the Dashboard library to choose the type of dashboard you wish to create. As of now, there are the following options:

• Blank Dashboard - Choose this if you want to build your dashboard with scratch.
• Sales Overview Dashboard - This dashboard focuses on the overall performance of your sales team
• Default Dashboard - A default dashboard template that focuses on the required activities.

Once you have selected the type of dashboard you want to create, then you'll have to customize a few options:

1. Define Dashboard Name - Provide a name to your dashboard that describes it best.
2. Set Dashboard Privacy - Provide access to the dashboard by making it public or sharing it with a team or few teammates. You can also choose to keep it private to yourself and the admin.
3. Manage Widget Privacy - This permission will enable others to modify widgets that are added to the dashboard, but it can be configured only when the dashboard is not private. 

Permissions for Dashboard 2.0

1. View (A user can view the dashboard).
2. Create / Edit (A user can create and edit the dashboard).
3. Schedule (A user can schedule the email )
4. Manage all dashboards.