Create custom dashboards
Custom dashboards allow you to create data visualizations tailored to your specific analysis and reporting needs. Build your dashboard from scratch and include only the tile types you need.
Create a custom dashboard
To create a custom dashboard, follow these steps:
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In the Dashboards view, select + Create dashboard.
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In the create dashboard dialog, enter a name for your dashboard.
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Select Custom dashboard.
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Select Create to generate your custom dashboard.
Configure your custom dashboard
Custom dashboards start in an empty state, which gives you complete control over layout and content. Explore these customization features to build a dashboard tailored to your needs:
To add tiles to your dashboard, follow these steps:
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In your empty dashboard, select + Add tile in the top right corner, or drag and drop a tile directly from the sidebar.
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Choose the tile type:
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Series: Shows result metrics in a line graph.
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Table: Displays result metrics in a structured table.
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Text: Adds notes or explanations using the rich text editor.
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Widget: Includes a predefined single result set.
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Configure the tile in the right panel.
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Select Save to add the tile to your dashboard.
To remove a tile, select Remove in the top right corner of the tile.
To rearrange the tiles, hover over the heading of the tile and drag it to your preferred location on the dashboard.
Work with pre-configured reports
NeoLoad Web automatically generates pre-configured reports after test execution. These reports provide standard performance analysis and serve as starting points for creating custom dashboards.
Pre-configured reports appear in your Dashboards view marked as Report in the Type column. You can view, duplicate, or export these reports, but you can't modify their original content.
What's next?
Now that you can create custom dashboards, here's what you can do next:
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Use comparison dashboards to compare performance across multiple test results.
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Manage your dashboards to keep them organized and relevant.
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Learn about specific tile types and how to configure them.