Custom Dashboards

Custom Dashboards

Custom dashboard allows users to create new dashboards using existing widgets. With over 20 available widgets, users can choose the ones that will help them understand employee productivity, time spent on websites/apps, USB file transfer history, etc. in a way that meets their business needs. This article will provide a comprehensive guide on how to use this feature to maximize its benefits.

What BrowseReporter’s custom dashboards can do for you

  • Software Utilization: Add SaaS and desktop software data widgets to a dedicated dashboard for an effortless overview of software adoption and utilization
  • Policy Enforcement: Use web category widgets to see each user that visited high-risk or inappropriate websites
  • Productivity Management: Monitor the productivity metrics that matter most to you, all in one dashboard
  • Employee Training: Monitor the activity of your new hires from a single dashboard to track software adoption, productivity metrics, and more


Add a new dashboard 

Create custom dashboards to build personalized views displaying data relevant to your business objectives.

  1. Go to the BrowseReporter dashboard page by clicking on “Dashboard” under the left-hand side menu. 
  2. On the right side of the dashboard tabs, click the three dots icon and select “New Dashboard”.
  3. Give your new dashboard a descriptive name.
  4. On the left-hand side, choose from a list of available widgets to add to your new dashboard. You can add up to 6 widgets per custom dashboard.
  5. For some widgets, you will need to select a user, group, website, application, or category.
  6. Once you’ve added all the widgets you want, click the “Create” button to build your new dashboard.
  7. Your new custom dashboard will now show up on your dashboard tabs, ready for you to use.



Managing Dashboards

Organize and view your data more efficiently by editing, deleting, and rearranging your custom dashboards. The default dashboards cannot be deleted, but you can choose to remove them from view in your menu.

  1. Go to the BrowseReporter dashboard page by clicking on “Dashboard” under the left-hand side menu. 
  2. On the right side of the dashboard tabs, click the three dots icon and select “Manage Dashboards”.
  3. Change Tab Order: Move the dashboards up and down the list to change the order in which they appear as tabs.
  4. Show or Hide Dashboards: You can choose which dashboards to display by checking or unchecking their checkboxes.
  5. Edit Custom Dashboards: On the custom dashboards, you can click the pencil icon to make changes.
  6. Remove Dashboards: To remove a dashboard, click the trash icon. Please note that removing a dashboard cannot be undone.


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