Dashboards let you customize how to view incoming data exactly as you like it. After all, the true value of data lies in the insights that can be drawn from it, and having the data organized definitely helps!
You can view data in various ways, using widgets. Below is an overview so you can see which widgets will be useful for your use case. Each widget can be configured, from the type of data it shows, to how this data is shown.
Once you have your widgets, you can arrange and rearrange them in your dashboard in Edit Mode, so the data that matters most is always on top.
Value Widget
Displays the latest data point of a specific data field.
By default, data points are displayed in black, but you can also set colour thresholds for specific values (such as green for normal readings, and red for abnormal readings).
Boolean Widget
Displays the binary state of a specified data field.
Useful for logical operations with a True or False condition, such as switch states (on/off) and device status (online/offline). You can customize the text and colours for each condition.
True
False
Data Log Table Widget
Presents incoming data in timestamped, chronological order.
Bar Chart Widget
Visualizes changes in data over time, useful for spotting patterns and trends that may not be obvious from individual readings.
Each bar chart supports up to 10 data fields. In each bar chart, you can customize:
Line Chart Widget
Each line chart supports up to 10 data fields. In each line chart, you can customize:
Gauge Widget
Displays the latest data point against a performance metric.
You can choose from radial, horizontal, or vertical styles, and set threshold ranges with custom labels and colours.
Map Widget (coming soon)
Displays geolocation data.
Arranging Your Widgets
Edit Mode lets you arrange your widgets for a custom dashboard that works for you.
