Overview

Widget is a visual element on a dashboard scene. You can add widgets with charts based on layer data, text, and separate values.

Widgets are divided into two groups:

• Custom widgets: you can create them, customize the content, and change their size and position on the scene.
• System widgets are available by default. These widgets cannot be deleted, but you can hide them on the scene.

Custom widgets

Widget	Description	Example
Bar chart	Suitable for comparing data in different groups. Data is grouped on the Y-axis and displayed as horizontal bars.
Column chart	Suitable for comparing data in different groups. Data is grouped on the X-axis and displayed as vertical columns.
Histogram	Suitable for distributing data by equal ranges (steps) as columns.
Line graph	Suitable for viewing the changes in a value depending on a specific parameter.
Pie chart	Suitable for showing the ratio between values. A slice shows a value fraction of the whole.
Area chart	An analog of a line graph but with a filled area under the points and a smooth line.
Comparison	Suitable for comparing data in different groups in a table format.
Statistics	Suitable for viewing brief statistics on aggregated data.
Text widget	Suitable for adding a text description to a scene. You can format the text in the widget.
KPI	Suitable for quickly viewing a key value from a sample and comparing the current value with the target.

System widgets

Widget	Description	Example
Legend	Shows information about all scene layers.
Timeline	Used for filtering data on the scene by the Date attribute and viewing an animation of data changes.
Slicer Filter	Used for filtering data on the scene without editing the original sample.

What's next?

• See available Operations with widgets.
• Quick start.
• Get to know how to work with Data and Data visualization.
• Get to know more about Layers, Dashboards, and Scenes.
• Get to know Analytics scenarios.