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Multiple Dashboards in Kyrios

Kyrios Multiple Dashboards let you create, clone, customize, share, and manage multiple dashboards so each team or goal has its own focused set of insights.

Updated over 2 months ago

Who This Is For / When to Use

Use Multiple Dashboards if you need different dashboards for sales, marketing, operations, leadership reporting, or role-specific visibility instead of placing all data into one dashboard.


What Are Multiple Dashboards

Multiple Dashboards allow you to:

  • Create unlimited dashboards in a single account

  • Customize widgets, filters, and date ranges per dashboard

  • Clone existing dashboards to save setup time

  • Control visibility with dashboard-level permissions

  • Set a default dashboard for users

  • Pin important dashboards for quick access

Each dashboard operates independently, with its own widgets, filters, and layout.


Create a New Dashboard

  1. Open Dashboards from the main navigation.

  2. In the left panel, click Add Dashboard.

  3. Enter a dashboard name and confirm.

  4. The new dashboard opens in Edit mode, ready for widgets.


Add Widgets to a Dashboard

  1. Open the dashboard and ensure Edit mode is enabled.

  2. Click Add Widget in the top-right corner.

  3. Choose a widget from Widgets, Elements, Themes, or Custom Metrics tabs.

  4. Configure the widget:

    • Select chart type

    • Choose data source

    • Apply filters and conditions

  5. Click Save Changes to apply the widget.


Use Conditions and Filters in Widgets

  1. While configuring a widget, open the Conditions tab.

  2. Select a field (for example, Source).

  3. Define the rule (Is, Is Not, Contains, etc.).

  4. Click Add condition to stack multiple rules.

This controls exactly which records appear in the widget.


View Granular Records from Widgets

  • Click any chart element (bar, line point, pie slice, or number).

  • A record view opens showing the underlying data.

  • Use the Export icon in the record view to download data.


Clone a Dashboard

Cloning creates a full copy of a dashboard, including layout and widgets.

  1. Open the dashboard you want to copy.

  2. Click the three-dot menu in the top-right.

  3. Select Clone.

  4. Rename the cloned dashboard if needed.

Note: Users with edit access and users with view-only access can clone dashboards.


Manage Dashboard Permissions

  1. Open the dashboard.

  2. Click the three-dot menu.

  3. Select Manage Permission.

  4. Assign access levels or mark the dashboard as Private.

Only dashboard owners and users with full access can change permissions.


Delete a Dashboard

  1. Open the dashboard.

  2. Click the three-dot menu.

  3. Select Delete.

Only the dashboard owner can delete a dashboard.


Pin a Dashboard

  • From the dashboard list, click the pin icon next to a dashboard name.

  • Pinned dashboards appear at the top of the dashboard list for quick access.


Set a Default Dashboard

A default dashboard is the first dashboard users see when they log in.

  • Dashboard owners can mark a dashboard as default from dashboard settings.

  • Default dashboards help align teams around the same KPIs and priorities.


Dashboard Time Zone Behavior

Dashboards respect the account’s configured time zone.


This ensures widget data matches timestamps across CRM, pipelines, and reports, preventing mismatches caused by different time zone interpretations.


Dashboard Insights from Opportunities

You can access dashboard-level insights directly from Opportunities.

  1. Go to Pipelines & Opportunities.

  2. Click the three-dot menu in the Opportunities view.

  3. Select Dashboard Insights.

This provides quick analytical context without switching modules.


Common Issues and Fixes

Widgets show no data

  • Check widget Conditions and date range.

  • Confirm the selected data source has matching records.

Cannot edit or delete a dashboard

  • Verify you are the dashboard owner or have full access permissions.

Data looks incorrect

  • Confirm dashboard time zone matches your account settings.

  • Check if widget-level filters override dashboard-level expectations.

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