Skip to main content

— Share Dashboards


About Sharing Status

Dashboard sharing empowers you to focus Users and Groups on the insights that matter.

A quick look at the Share button will tell you if your Dashboard is:

  • Private → The Dashboard is not shared — only you can see it!

    Private

  • Shared → Displays the number of Groups and Users you've shared the Dashboard with → ex. 7

    Shar 7

Share Dashboards

There are three steps:

  1. Start Sharing
  2. Set the Permission Level
  3. Stop Sharing

1. Start Sharing

There are two options for sharing; click the Share button → or pick Share Dashboard from the Edit menu.

Share Dash

Share Dashboards with Groups and Users — just as you'd share Chats and Forms:

  • A. Groups → share a Dashboard with Groups → ex. Magic Moments, Hospitality, Command Center, etc.
  • B. Users → share a Dashboard with individual Users → ex. Alpha, Austin, Beta, etc. Groups and Users

2. Set the Permission Level

There are four permission levels to select from:

  • Ownerhas full access to view, update, share, and delete their Dashboard
  • Access Managerscan view and share a Dashboard with others
  • Viewerscan only view a Dashboard
  • Customrefines access with custom permissions

Permission

Every Dashboard needs an Owner
  • As you create a Dashboard, you'll automatically be its Ownerex. 'Karl'

    owner

  • You can reassign Ownership → and Multiple Owners are allowed

    reassign

    • Warning: If you try and Delete the last Owner, you'll be stopped cold when you try to Save!
      • Assign a new Owner to continue

    no own


3. Stop Sharing Dashboards

  1. Open a Dashboard:

    • Click the Share button, or
    • Click Ellipsis (. . .) and pick Share Dashboard

    Share Dash

  2. Click X to remove an Individual or a Group altogether

    Del Save

  3. Click Save Changes

about restricting Dashboards
  • You may want to restrict Sharing to specific Users and Groups for a couple of reasons:

    • Some Records may be confidential
      • For example, the Security or Risk Teams may wish to shield their Dashboards from the Hospitality or Maintenance staff.
    • Other teams simply may be inundated with records from other teams that do not directly concern them!
      • For example, the Guest Services team may not want to weed through all of the Patrol or Maintenance Dashboards, and vice versa.

Custom Access

If you are an Owner, be careful with the permissions you allow. Let's look at each. (The number of '!' marks estimates the risk):

  • View → Allows users to View the assigned Dashboard!
  • Share → Allows individual Users or Group-based Team Members to share a Dashboard!!
  • Edit → Permits the editing, additions, and deletions of the Widgets that drive a Dashboard!!!
  • Delete → Permits the individual to remove a Dashboard!!!!

5 note

  1. Open a Dashboard:

    • Click the Share Dashboard button, or
    • Click Ellipsis (. . .) and pick Share Dashboard

    Share Dash

  2. Select Custom for any User or Group → ex. Sierra

    custom

  3. Check (or uncheck) the permissions you wish to set (or remove) → ex. Share & Edit

  4. Click Save Changes

    check permissions

▲ Top