Dynamic Dashboards
Dynamic Dashboards turn an authorized ETL or uploaded Excel/CSV file and a natural-language brief into an editable dashboard draft with distinct charts, KPIs, filters, detail widgets and pages.
What this feature delivers
The workflow gives users a useful analytical starting point without bypassing data authorization or chart quality controls. The generated result remains editable and becomes a permanent personal dashboard only when the user saves it.
Authorized data sources
Start from an accessible ETL or upload a file under an authorized subject. Related ETLs stay inside the permitted subject and source lineage.
Complete dashboard draft
The planner can combine distinct charts, KPI cards, filters, a detail grid, descriptive content, pages and interaction settings.
Edit and materialize
Manual controls and Dashboard Chat refine the temporary draft. Saving creates permanent user charts and a personal dashboard, then removes the temporary draft.
Use case
These steps show the need this feature solves for a real team and how it moves analysis closer to action.
Choose the source
Select an authorized ETL or upload Excel/CSV under a subject you can access.
Describe the decision
State the business goal, measures, dimensions, period and useful filters.
Review, refine and save
Check chart diversity, filters, pages and mobile layout before saving the result to My Dashboards.
Temporary by design, permanent by choice
Draft revisions prevent silent overwrites, source-family rules prevent unrelated ETL use, and permanent save converts only the charts still referenced by the final layout.
Who is this feature for?
Business users get a fast first dashboard; analysts can refine measures and layout; admins retain subject, lineage and provider controls.
Does it work with other LivChart workflows?
Yes. It uses the existing metric-spec chart pipeline, shared dashboard editor, Pivot Builder and personal dashboard save flow.
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