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Dashboards

Dashboards lists the dashboards in the project. A dashboard shows the results of a scenario as tiles, or compares two scenarios.

Your agent builds dashboards. Ask it for one, for example a dashboard of the optimized plan against the baseline, and it appears here.

What the page shows

Each dashboard shows its name, its description, how many tiles (Widgets) it holds, and when it was last updated. Search by name or description, sort, and switch between tiles and a table.

When some of a dashboard's tiles can no longer be worked out from the scenario they read, the dashboard carries a badge saying how many tiles need a rebuild, and those tiles show Rebuild required. Hover over the badge to see which tiles they are, and ask your agent to rebuild them.

  • Press a dashboard, or choose Open, to read it.
  • Copy link copies the dashboard's address, to paste into a message or a document.
  • Delete removes the dashboard. Its link stops working; the scenario it shows is not touched.

Reading a dashboard

Headline numbers sit across the top, and the other tiles below them: charts, tables and maps. Each tile names the scenario it reads.

  • Maximize opens a tile on its own.
  • Drag a tile to move it, or drag its edge to change its width. The new arrangement is saved for everyone who opens the dashboard.

Show details lists the Scenario the dashboard reads, the Comparison when it compares two, and under Results shown, the version of each scenario and the run that produced it.

Keeping a dashboard up to date

Every tile is worked out from the scenario versions listed under Results shown. When a newer version of one of those scenarios exists, the dashboard shows Newer results available. Press Update to latest results to move the dashboard to the latest versions. Until you do, it keeps showing the versions it showed before, so a comparison you shared stays the same for everyone who opens it.