Intro
Getting started with Dashboards for ChartSQL
Dashboards Overview
ChartSQL allows you to organize and display your charts in a customizable dashoard. Dashboards are used to see relevant data together and continually update your charts when new data is available.
Dashboards run on ChartSQL Cloud and can be shared with external parties so that others can view your charts.
Your Dashboards are accessible from within your ChartSQL Studio Editor and also on ChartSQL.com
Getting Started
Publishing your charts to a dashboard requires a ChartSQL Cloud Account. Signup at chartsql.com/cloud.
Understanding ChartSQL, Packages and Dashboards
ChartSQL works differently from many other dashboard tools. Your charts exist as source code inside folders. You publish your folders as a 'Package' to ChartSQL Cloud where that Package can be assigned to Dashboards. Therefore your Dashboard can display many charts from many Packages to create the experience you are looking for.
When you publish changes to an existing package, all Dashboards that have charts from that package are automatically updated to the latest source code.
Dashboards, Pages and Charts
A single Dashboard can contain many pages, and each Page can contain many Charts. You will typically create a Dashboard to represent a particular client, business, or major division. You will use Pages to organize the Charts that go logically together.
Understanding Dashboard Datasources
Dashboards run on the ChartSQL Cloud because they can be accessible to anyone, even if they do not use ChartSQL Studio Desktop. Therefore, ChartSQL.com must be able to execute SQL queries against datasources. Even when you are viewing your Dashboards from within ChartSQL Studio, they are still executing on ChartSQL Cloud. ChartSQL Cloud provides the caching and refresh functionality for all users of the dashboards.
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