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Overview

The Custom Dashboard Composer lets you build personalised dashboards by selecting individual charts from any Analytics Pro category. Each dashboard can mix charts across categories, scope to a specific building, and apply the standard filter set, providing a focused workspace for any audience.

Use it to:

  • Build per-audience dashboards (your own, your manager's, the CFO's)

  • Combine charts from different categories that the standard dashboards keep separate

  • Create site-specific dashboards scoped to a single building

  • Provide focused views for daily standups, monthly reviews, or compliance monitoring


Creating a Dashboard

Launched from Analytics Pro β†’ Dashboards β†’ Create Dashboard, the composer presents a builder interface.

Step 1 β€” Name the Dashboard

Provide a clear, descriptive name. Names appear in the dashboard list and the page header.

Step 2 β€” Select Dashboards and Charts

A collapsible card is displayed for each of the seven dashboard categories:

  • Space Usage and Trends

  • Energy

  • Occupancy

  • Air Quality and COβ‚‚

  • Temperature and Humidity

  • Ambient Noise

  • Water Usage

For each category:

  • A checkbox at the category level adds or removes the entire dashboard

  • The card expands to reveal the individual charts available

  • Each chart can be toggled individually

  • Select All and Deselect All buttons are available per category

  • A live counter shows the total number of charts selected

Step 3 β€” Save

The Create Dashboard button is enabled once a name is provided and at least one chart is selected. On save, the dashboard is stored in browser storage and the user is redirected to the new dashboard view.


Editing a Dashboard

Dashboards can be edited at any time from the dashboard list. The composer pre-populates with the existing selection. The Save Changes button updates the stored dashboard and redirects to the view.


Viewing a Dashboard

A custom dashboard renders all selected charts in a responsive grid layout. Each chart preserves the full Analytics Pro feature set:

  • Filter integration (date range, building, floor, resource type)

  • AI Chart Explain (subject to license)

  • View Data, Refresh, and Export options (PNG, PDF, CSV, JSON)

Filters at the top of the dashboard apply to every chart that supports them.


Chart Catalog

Every chart in Analytics Pro is available in the catalog, organised by category. Individual chart entries include a layout size and minimum height so the composer produces a consistent, readable grid.

A small number of dashboard-only charts (typically high-density visualisations such as the Daily Usage Heatmap) are flagged for inclusion in dashboards but excluded from the Reports feature.


Storage and Limits

  • Up to 20 dashboards per user

  • Stored in browser storage; dashboards do not currently sync across devices

  • Filtered by the buildings the user has access to β€” only dashboards scoped to accessible buildings are visible


Availability

License Tier
Custom Dashboards

BasicAI

❌

AnalyticsPro

βœ…

Enterprise

βœ…

Requires the company-level Analytics Pro flag to be enabled.


Use Cases

  • My Building β€” a single dashboard with the six metrics most relevant to your role, scoped to your primary building

  • Daily Standup β€” yesterday's reservations, no-show rate, occupancy peak, COβ‚‚ peak, and water consumption on one page

  • Sustainability Board View β€” Energy kWh, COβ‚‚ kgCOβ‚‚, and Water litres on one screen for ESG reporting

  • Cold-Spot Watch β€” Temperature by Resource and Damp & Mould Risk for a vulnerable building

  • Compliance Monitor β€” HTM 04-01 hot-water temperature and damp/mould risk for healthcare estates


Best Practices

  • Build one dashboard per audience rather than a single catch-all

  • Pair a high-level KPI chart with a drill-down chart underneath β€” the same metric viewed at two zoom levels

  • Place the most important chart top-left; the eye reads top-left first

  • Scope each dashboard to a specific building to avoid mismatched filter behaviour

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