Viewing a Dashboard

By default, you can view the following types of dashboards:

Dashboards in a channel you are a member of. This includes Lucidum Channels and Team Channels you are a member of or an admin for.
Dashboards you create. For details on creating a dashboard, see the chapter on Creating a Dashboard.
Dashboards that you import via JSON file. For details on exporting and importing dashboards, see the chapter on Exporting and Importing a Dashboard.
Dashboards that have been forwarded to you. For details on forwarding dashboards, see the chapter on Managing a Dashboard.

To view a dashboard:

Log in to your Lucidum system.
In the left menu, click Home > Dashboards.
You can search for a dashboard in the Search Dashboard field or click the channel where the dashboard lives (for example, Lucidum Channels > Endpoint Security)
In the list of dashboards in the right pane, click on the dashboard you want to view.
Lucidum loads the selected dashboard.
To view another dashboard, repeat these steps.

Elements in a Dashboard Page

Each dashboard page includes the following elements:

Add Global Filter. Opens the Query Builder pane, where you can define a parent query that affects all queries and all charts in the dashboard.
Lock/Unlock Dashboard. Allows you to toggle on and off a lock for the dashboard. When unlocked, you can edit the layout of a dashboard.
Add New Chart to Your Dashboard. Opens the New Chart dialog, where you can select the filters, Summary, and Chart Settings.
Menu that includes the following options:
- Switch Dashboard. Select from a list of dashboards and load a new dashboard in the current page.
- Bulk Clone Charts. Selects all the charts in the current dashboard and creates copies.
- Bulk Delete Charts. Deletes all the charts in the current dashboard.
- Download JSON File. Exports the current dashboard to a JSON file and downloads the file. The JSON file can then be imported into another user’s Lucidum instance, via the Create Dashboard dialog.
- Download PDF file. Exports the current dashboard as a PDF that you can save locally.