Setting up a dashboard is great for putting your results into perspective. However not all inormation is relevant to all dashboard users. By applying account based filtering, you can ensure that any particular user is able to see only those results that are relevant to him/her.
Simply select the account based filter from the widget menu and you can indicate which user can see what information in any separate widget used in your dashboard.
Take our Mary Mccarthy for example. Mary is a storemanager in Breda, so why should she concern herself with the scores and points of improvement of the company nationwide?
By setting account based filters to the necessary widgets, Mary will see custom results in her dashboards that are only relevant for her store and maybe compare it to the company average.
Account based filtering ensures users can contribute pointedly to the wellbeing of those parts of the company that they actually have influence over.
Mieky Dam
Setting up a dashboard is great for putting your results into perspective. However not all inormation is relevant to all dashboard users. By applying account based filtering, you can ensure that any particular user is able to see only those results that are relevant to him/her.
Simply select the account based filter from the widget menu and you can indicate which user can see what information in any separate widget used in your dashboard.
Take our Mary Mccarthy for example. Mary is a storemanager in Breda, so why should she concern herself with the scores and points of improvement of the company nationwide?
By setting account based filters to the necessary widgets, Mary will see custom results in her dashboards that are only relevant for her store and maybe compare it to the company average.
Account based filtering ensures users can contribute pointedly to the wellbeing of those parts of the company that they actually have influence over.