Use cases for Rankings and Reputation Dashboards
Dashboards can be tailored to focus on specific needs, giving you control over the data that matters most to you, such as looking at Peers, Regions, Subjects, Benchmark Periods etc.
Examples of Dashboard use cases:
A dashboard for a Department head displaying data for specific Subjects
A dashboard showing the gaps compared to a specific group of competitor Benchmark Peers
A dashboard analysing the evolution of a specific Region over a Benchmark Period
How to Build a dashboard
You can build a dashboard from the ground up by clicking [+ New Dashboard].
You’ll be prompted to:
Name your Dashboard
Optionally publish or share it with members of your workspace
Dashboard Settings
Once created, Dashboards can be further managed using the Edit icon. From there, you can:
Rename the Dashboard
Move it to another Workspace
Unpublish or delete it
Dashboard Structure
Columns
Dashboards are organised into columns. Each column can have a title and contains one or more widgets.
Widgets
Widgets are modular, interactive elements that display specific data insights and are the building blocks of Reports and Dashboards.
Widgets can take various forms—such as charts, tables, maps, or key metrics.
Working with Widgets
You can add widgets to any Dashboard by clicking the Up arrow in the top right corner of widgets throughout the Datasets. Simply select the widget and choose the dashboard you’d like it added to.
Select a widget title and the specific dashboard you want this widget to be added to.
You can add widgets from multiple datasets in the same dashboard
Note: Widgets from the Institutional Performance Datasets (Rankings and Reputation) cannot be edited at the moment. To select another Peer, Benchmark Period, Subject etc., you will need to navigate to the Dataset and add a new widget from there.