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This page walks you through creating a new dashboard and adding widgets.

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CREATE A DASHBOARD

  • Go to the Dashboards dashboards module , > click the hamburger menu (blue star) in the top right corner , > then select Create create a new dashboard.

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  • In the pop-up follow the prompts to give your dashboard:

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  1. a Name & Layout settings and

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    1. to add or remove access for users or user groups* (if you have the relevant permissions)

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    • Select the widget(s) you want to add from the widgets menu by dragging them into the dashboard. Note

    NOTE: that WorkBook Intelligence widgets will only be available to WI subscribers.

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    ADDING A DATABOARD TO YOUR DASHBOARD

    • Once you have selected the databoard widget , > click in the dropdown and > select the databoard from the list (note,

    NOTE: a system administrator must have granted you access to the databoard

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    ADDING AN IFRAME TO YOUR DASHBOARD

    • Once you have selected the iFrame widget, > enter the URL to your iFrame.

    • Permissions to access the content of the iFrame are controlled at the source system. For example, if I am embedding a PowerBI visual, the PowerBI access settings will control access.

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    Adding iFrames is a powerful way to house WorkBook-related content all within the same system. Use case examples include incorporating BI from standard BI tools (such as PowerBI), embedding forms (E.g. Microsoft forms) used for WorkBook-related data, such as new client & vendor requests, or internal ticketing requests.

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