How To: Create a Dashboard in Asset Infinity
Dashboard: In Asset Infinity, Dashboard is the screen where a user can come to view the various reports, charts, other widgets that they may have custom created for their unique business needs inside the application, which they can subsequently add to the Dashboard in order to view them at any point of time. This helps the user to get an overview of their business as per their requirement.
Menu > Quick Links > Dashboard
On this screen Click on ‘+’ icon
A pop-up will open
Type in the name of the dashboard.
For example Inventory dashboard
Click on “Save”.
This will create a dashboard by the name “Inventory”.
Now you can select the new dashboard from the dropdown and start working
on it!
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