My dashboards

Build your own dashboards: pick the numbers you follow, add KPI cards, charts, ranked tables and maps, compare with the month before, and keep up to three dashboards of your own.

My dashboards keeps the numbers you follow together on one page, in the cards and charts you choose. Each dashboard is yours alone, and you can keep up to three.

At a glance

  • The dashboard tabs and + New dashboard: switch between your dashboards, or start a new one.
  • The pencil icon, the bin icon and Saved: rename or delete the dashboard, and see that your changes are stored.
  • Key metrics: up to five KPI cards. Each shows one number, and most cards add their change against the period before and a trend line.
  • Charts, tables and maps: up to five widgets under the cards.
  • Sessions by Day: a line chart of sessions per day.
  • Revenue by Location: a bar chart that compares your locations.
  • Top 5 Chargers by Sessions: a ranked table of your busiest chargers, with their energy and revenue.
  • Energy by Location: a donut chart of each location's share of the energy.

Create, rename or delete a dashboard

  1. Open Dashboard → My dashboards.
  2. Click + New dashboard.
  3. Give it a name and click Create.
  4. Add widgets with Add KPI card or Add chart, table or map.

Your first dashboard is called My dashboard unless you change it. The pencil icon renames the dashboard, and the bin icon deletes it with its widgets. A deleted dashboard cannot be brought back.

There is no save button: changes save themselves a moment after you stop editing. The label next to the icons reads Saved, Saving…, Unsaved changes, or Not saved if a save failed.

Add key metrics

Key metrics holds up to five KPI cards. Each card shows one number for the period you pick:

MetricWhat the card shows
SessionsThe charging sessions in the period.
RevenueWhat the sessions brought in.
EnergyThe energy your chargers delivered, in kWh.
Average session valueThe revenue per session.
Active usersHow many customers charged, counted over at most 31 days, on KPI cards only.
EarningsRevenue minus the payouts to your sub CPOs.
PayoutsWhat was paid out to your sub CPOs for these sessions, as the payout statements show.

If your account has sub CPOs that have been paid out, then Earnings and Payouts are offered as metrics. Revenue is then always Earnings plus Payouts, so the three cards add up.

Charts use the same metrics, except Active users. Point at a card to show its buttons. The arrows move it, Card settings opens its settings, and Remove card removes it.

Compare with the period before

A KPI card can show its change against an earlier period, in green when the number went up.

  • Compare with the previous period compares the card with the same number of days right before its period.
  • Use month to date compares this month so far with the same days of last month. It shows once the comparison is on.

If the card has no Period, then pick one or switch on Use month to date, or no change shows. With month to date, the card names both periods, such as Sep 1 to 29 vs Aug 1 to 29.

Add charts, tables and maps

Charts, tables and maps holds up to five widgets. Pick the type at the top of the widget's settings, then what it shows.

TypeWhat it shows
Bar chart, Line chart, Area chartA metric over Day, Week or Month, or compared across Location, Charger, Payment gateway or Payment type.
Donut chartThe same metrics and breakdowns, as each part's share of the total, for example each location's share of the energy.
Ranked tableYour top Locations, Customers, Chargers, Fleet companies, Fleet teams or Fleet drivers, ranked by sessions, energy or revenue, and by earnings or payouts if those are offered.
MapYour locations as bubbles, sized by what you pick under Rank by. Hover a bubble for its numbers.

A ranked table shows Top 5, Top 10, Top 20 or Top 50 rows, as picked under Rows to show. Point at a widget for Widget settings and Remove widget. Drag it by its handle to move it, and pull its bottom right corner to resize it.

Choose what a widget shows

  • Location narrows a widget to one location.
  • Period can be up to 90 days. If you leave it empty, then the widget shows the last 90 days.
  • Title names the widget. If you leave it empty, then it is named for you, for example Top 5 Chargers by Sessions.
  • If your account covers more than one CPO, then CPO narrows a widget to one operator.

You only see the data sources your admin account may open. If your access covers operators in more than one currency, then pick a CPO on every revenue widget, so the amounts share one currency.

Common questions

Can other admins see my dashboards? No. Each dashboard belongs to the admin who made it. When you have three, delete one to make room for a new one.

Why does a revenue widget ask me to choose a CPO? Your access covers operators that charge in more than one currency, and those amounts cannot be added up. Pick a CPO in the widget's settings, and it shows revenue in that operator's currency.

Why do I not see Earnings and Payouts? If your account has sub CPOs that have been paid out, then Earnings and Payouts are offered. Otherwise Revenue is the whole figure.

How far back can a widget look? A widget reads up to 90 days, and an Active users card up to 31 days.

Do I need to save my changes? No. The dashboard saves itself a moment after you stop editing, and the label reads Saved when it is done.

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Availability

If My dashboards is part of your account, then Dashboard opens as a group in your menu with Overview and My dashboards.


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