Abstract: Systems and methods for a dashboard overview showing dashboards available for a user, a visual key of available dashboards and simplified access to most recently used dashboards are disclosed. A dashboard represents a user-defined display of key performance indicators (KPIs) in a manner perceived convenient by the user creating the dashboard. As dashboards have evolved a sharing aspect of dashboards has been determined to be a mechanism to promote reuse of dashboards. Including a visual clue on a dashboard selection page as to the underlying display presentation method has been determined to be an important aid in allowing for navigation amongst a plurality of dashboards available in an enterprise system. Sharing and retrieval techniques for dashboards are disclosed.

Abstract: One or more client instances hosted by a platform may support access to a cloud-based application to select a dashboard, such as via a client device. Each dashboard includes one or more visualizations of analytic or summary information. When a user of the client device accesses the cloud-based application, a subset of dashboards are initially provided based on recent usage history of dashboards. Specifically, the cloud-based application determines if the user has access to each dashboard of the subset of dashboards and, in response to determining the user does have access to a dashboard, displays the dashboard within the subset of dashboards. The user may select a dashboard from the subset of dashboards, where the selected dashboard is displayed on the client device.

Abstract: One or more client instances hosted by a platform may support access to a cloud-based application to select a dashboard, such as via a client device. Each dashboard includes one or more visualizations of analytic or summary information. When a user of the client device accesses the cloud-based application, a subset of dashboards are initially provided based on recent usage history of dashboards. Specifically, the cloud-based application determines if the user has access to each dashboard of the subset of dashboards and, in response to determining the user does have access to a dashboard, displays the dashboard within the subset of dashboards. The user may select a dashboard from the subset of dashboards, where the selected dashboard is displayed on the client device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for a dashboard overview showing dashboards available for a user, a visual key of available dashboards and simplified access to most recently used dashboards are disclosed. A dashboard represents a user-defined display of key performance indicators (KPIs) in a manner perceived convenient by the user creating the dashboard. As dashboards have evolved a sharing aspect of dashboards has been determined to be a mechanism to promote reuse of dashboards. Including a visual clue on a dashboard selection page as to the underlying display presentation method has been determined to be an important aid in allowing for navigation amongst a plurality of dashboards available in an enterprise system. Sharing and retrieval techniques for dashboards are disclosed.