Dashboard charts to be able to be set to be visible by default at log on

[fhmurray]

Our request is for the dashboard charts to be able to be set to be visible by default at log on.  In our company it is crucial for users to be able to see their current KPIs, metrics etc easily.  Having them visible at logon (and any time they revist their homepage), means that they see them daily without having to remember to look for them.  We believe this will help to improve the company productivity, accuracy and timeliness in hitting weekly targets - all very important for us!

This fits nicely with the suggestion of having user based roles for dashboards and being able to set which sections are collapsed or expanded by default ( http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-PLM-360-IdeaStation/Ability-to-administer-dashboard-charts-sh... ), both of which are also great ideas.

In truth, I rather assumed that having charts that were specific to the user login and being able to set them as always visible came by deault so it 's a bit disappointing to discover that functionality is not there yet!  However, I'm sure Autodesk will be able to being this about in a future release!

Many thanks,

Fiona

[fhmurray]

Oops, mispelt dashboard in my tag - please change if you can.

[fhmurray]

As an addition to this, as well as being able to set them as visible by default, the further ability to choose to show 3 6 or 9 charts as the default would also be useful.  Having all 9 (if they have all been set up) always showing would take up a lot of the screen.  Ideally we would probably choose the top 3 for each user to be showing, with the ability to expand the selection to see the others on demand.

Thanks!

Fiona

[nguyentru]

This is a good and valid request. We will add this to our future enhancement list.

[benderk]

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