# Dashboards

Dashboards bring together multiple reports and visualizations into a single page, giving you a consolidated overview of your data across different apps and workspaces.

## Creating a dashboard[​](#creating-a-dashboard "Direct link to Creating a dashboard")

Dashboards are a special type of record in the workspace. To create a dashboard:

1. Navigate to the **Dashboard** app in your workspace
2. Click **Create new**
3. Give your dashboard a name
4. Add widgets that reference saved list views from any app in the workspace

## Dashboard widgets[​](#dashboard-widgets "Direct link to Dashboard widgets")

Each widget on a dashboard displays a saved list view. You can combine different visualization types:

* **Tables** - show filtered record lists
* **[Pivot tables](/user-guide/list-formats/pivot-table-report.md)** - display aggregated data summaries
* **[Charts](/user-guide/list-formats/charts.md)** - visualize trends and comparisons
* **Cards** - show record counts or key metrics

## Layout configuration[​](#layout-configuration "Direct link to Layout configuration")

Arrange widgets on the dashboard to create meaningful layouts:

* **Column layout** - widgets can be arranged in columns (two or three columns on wider screens, stacking to single column on smaller screens)
* **Widget sizing** - control the relative size of each widget
* **Responsive behavior** - dashboards adjust automatically for different screen sizes

## Use cases[​](#use-cases "Direct link to Use cases")

Dashboards work well for:

* **Executive overviews** - key metrics from multiple apps on one page
* **Team status** - task progress, open tickets, and upcoming deadlines
* **Sales pipeline** - deal stages, revenue projections, and activity summaries
* **Operational monitoring** - process status across departments

## Related[​](#related "Direct link to Related")

* [Reporting](/admin-guide/workspace-admin/reporting.md) - workspace-level reporting configuration and options