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Dashboards

A dashboard is a saved grid of widgets that reads live from the platform. Widgets pull their data over the same WebSocket connection as the rest of the console — there is no polling.

Manage dashboards

Each row shows the name, the widget count and the actions.

  • New dashboard — create an empty dashboard.
  • Edit layout — open the layout editor: add widgets, move and resize them, then save. The saved layout is stored with the dashboard.
  • Rename — change the display name. The name must be unique in the tenant.
  • Delete — remove the dashboard and its layout.

Widget types

  • Timeseries chart — plots one measurement key of one device (or the aggregate across devices) over a chosen time window.
  • Latest value — shows the most recent value of a measurement key as a single number.
  • Alarm list — lists recent alarms so an operator sees incidents without leaving the dashboard.

Configure a widget

Every widget takes a title, and the data widgets additionally take a device (unbound means all devices), a measurement key and, for charts, a time window. A widget whose measurement has no data renders empty rather than failing.

Dashboards are pushed to every connected session, so an edit is visible without a reload.