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New on Bitrise Insights: Dashboards for your most important metrics

Introducing Dashboards — the latest feature in Bitrise Insights. Dashboards are a great way to quickly and easily view your most important metrics in one convenient place.

Dashboards are, in essence, shared interactive favorites. You can create as many Dashboards as you want, and add any charts from the Explore pages to them. This means you can have all the data you need on a single page, and you can check that single page daily or weekly for a quick overview of your most important metrics.

Dashboards are available on a workspace level, so you can create dashboards for whichever specific app, team, experiment, or improvement you’re working on, and share the URL with others in your company.

For example, let's say you care about a specific app's build time and failure rate, as well as the build time of your pull request build workflow and the failure rate of your deployment workflow. Without Dashboards, you’d have to go to the Build Explore page and check these metrics one by one. With Dashboards, you can have all of these metrics on a single page, check that single page daily or weekly, and share it with your team.

Screen shot of what Dashboards look like in the Bitrise UI

Dashboards are a great way to stay on top of your most important metrics quickly and easily. So if you're looking for a way to streamline your workflow and save time, try our new Dashboards feature. With Dashboards, you can easily keep an eye on your important metrics and make data-driven decisions for your team and company. Watch the Dashboards walkthrough below.

So, why wait? Try out Dashboards today and see the difference it makes in your mobile workflows!

Last updated:
April 17, 2024
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