Dashboards Overview

Dashboards are visual collections of widgets that display your data with configurable refresh intervals. Each widget connects to a data source and shows a specific metric or chart.

What Is a Dashboard?

A clariBI dashboard is a single page that holds multiple widgets arranged in a grid layout. Widgets can be KPI cards, charts, tables, or advanced visualizations. When your underlying data changes, widgets update to reflect the latest values.

Key Capabilities

• 24+ widget types from simple metric cards to complex heatmaps and sankey diagrams
• Visual builder for adding and arranging widgets on a responsive grid
• Multiple data sources per dashboard — mix database, file, and API data
• Templates — start from 200+ pre-built layouts for common use cases
• Auto-refresh — schedule periodic data updates without manual intervention
• Sharing — share with teammates via email, add to workspaces, or generate public links (Professional+)

Dashboard Limits

Each dashboard supports approximately 15–20 widgets depending on the complexity of visualizations used. Simple metric cards take fewer resources than complex tables or heatmaps, so your exact capacity depends on the widget mix. The AI recommendation system caps at 15 widgets per dashboard to keep layouts readable.

Getting Started

• Build Your First Dashboard — step-by-step tutorial
• Dashboard Builder — in-depth builder reference
• Widget Types — complete widget catalog
• Dashboard Templates — pre-built layouts