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1.Client Table with Groups

Each client_id is associated with a client_group. Based on the group, they will be served a specific dashboard.
client_idclient_group
1Group A
2Group B
3Group C
4Group A
5Group B
6Group C
7Group A
8Group B
9Group C
10Group A

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Implementation Outline:

  1. Master Dashboard: Create a Master Dashboard containing all metrics.
  2. Client Dashboards: For each client group, create separate dashboards that pull metrics from the Master Dashboard.
  3. Automatic Sync: Updates in the Master Dashboard reflect in all client dashboards using those metrics.
  4. Embedding: Embed each Client Group Dashboard to display only the relevant metrics per group.

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2. Dashboard IDs by Client Group

Define IDs for each dashboard corresponding to the client groups. 
const dashboardIds = {
  "Group A": "dashboard-id-a",
  "Group B": "dashboard-id-b",
  "Group C": "dashboard-id-c"
};

// Function to fetch dashboard ID based on client group
function getDashboardId(clientGroup) {
  return dashboardIds[clientGroup];
}

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Generate Token

To obtain a guest token from DataBrain, utilize our REST API from your backend system. 
POST: https://api.usedatabrain.com/api/v1/guest-token/create
Simple Request Body: 
{
  "clientId": "id",
  "workspaceName": "workspacename"
}

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3. Embedding the Dashboard

This function uses the fetched token and dashboard ID for the appropriate client group to embed the dashboard. 
function embedDashboard(clientGroup, token) {
  const dashboardId = getDashboardId(clientGroup);
  return (
    `<dbn-dashboard token="${guest-token}" dashboard-id="${dashboardId}" />`
  );
}

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Summary

This consolidated approach uses the client_id and client_group table to control access to specific dashboards. One token for all dashboards and you change the dashboard-id based on clientGroup.
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