Create dashboards and charts
Visualize your app's data through DashboardsDashboard
A collection of widgets (charts) that give an overview of the metrics one is evaluating.
Prerequisites
To create a chart, you need a Business Object and a metric.
Use case
For our use case, we will create a Dashboard with two charts based on the previously created (and activated) Game engagement experiment
Business Object and its metrics.
Steps
Start by creating a Dashboard, as you need a "bucket" for your chart. Then, create charts to visualize your metrics.
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- Step-by-step guide
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On the Dashboards home page, click the Create Dashboard button and choose the name for your Dashboard (
Game engagement experiment
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Either Save the Dashboard at this point and Edit the newly created dashboard to add a chart, or first add a chart and Save it at the end.
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From the Dashboard view, click Add Chart, and the chart configuration modal pops up.
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Click Select Business Object and choose the
Game engagement experiment
Business Object we created earlier. -
Choose the
Message sum
metric and the whole metric configuration will be populated in the chart. -
If desired, add a Decision to visualize with the chart by clicking Manage.
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Select Add at the bottom of the modal to save the configured chart.
The name of the chart will be automatically generated after the metric name.
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Create another chart for the
Total purchased value
metric and Add it to the Dashboard. -
Save the Dashboard if you haven’t saved it before adding the charts. If you’d like to add more charts, click Edit and add charts.
You can now observe the data as it comes in and see whenever actions are triggered when the number of messages reaches the previously defined threshold of 100
and how that impacts the total value of purchased items.