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How to Add a Chart to Your Dashboard

How to Add a Chart to Your Dashboard

Dashboard charts give you a visual summary of your data — pipeline value by stage, deals won per month, activity counts by team member, and more. You can build a personalized dashboard that shows exactly what matters to you.

Charts are built from any entity list view, then surfaced on the dashboard.

  1. Open the entity list you want to chart (e.g. Opportunities)
  2. Open the chart pane on the right of the page
  3. Click the + button labelled New chart
  4. Configure the chart:
    • Entity — Pre-filled from the list you opened
    • Chart type — Column, Bar, Stacked Column / Bar, 100% Column / Bar, Line, Area, Stacked / 100% Area, Pie, Doughnut, or Funnel
    • Aggregate — Count, Sum, Average, Minimum, or Maximum
    • Aggregate field — Which field to aggregate (required for Sum / Avg / Min / Max)
    • Group by — How to break down the data (e.g., by stage, by month, by owner)
    • Date grouping — Day, Week, Month, or Year (when grouping by a date field)
    • Sort — Value or category, ascending or descending
    • Limit — Top 3 / 5 / 10, Bottom 3 / 5, or All
  5. Save the chart

The chart now lives on the entity, and you can pin it to your dashboard.

  1. Go to your Dashboard
  2. Click Customize
  3. In Simple mode, pick which entities to show charts for and which chart per entity
  4. In Grid mode, drag a chart widget onto the canvas, pick the entity, and choose the saved chart
  5. Save the layout — the dashboard updates and refreshes automatically as your data changes
Chart typeBest for
Column / BarComparing values across categories (deals by stage, revenue by month)
Stacked / 100% variantsComparing categories AND showing composition within each
Line / AreaTracking trends over time (new leads per week, revenue growth)
Pie / DoughnutShowing proportions (deals by source, contacts by region)
FunnelVisualizing conversion through stages (sales pipeline)

In Grid mode you can:

  • Drag widgets to reposition them
  • Resize by dragging the bottom-right corner
  • Remove by clicking the close icon on the widget

A sales manager might set up:

  1. Funnel chart — Pipeline value by stage
  2. Bar chart — Deals won per month
  3. Pie chart — Revenue by source
  4. Line chart — New leads per week