Configure Access Control

In the “Access Control” section, you can set access permissions for your end users by toggling the following options:
  • Metric Creation – Allows users to create metrics.
  • Metric Deletion – Allows users to delete metrics.
  • Manage Metrics – Enables management of metrics on the dashboard.
  • Metric Updation – Lets users update existing metrics.
  • Change Dashboard Layout – Grants permission to rearrange dashboard elements.
  • Schedule Email Reports – Allows users to schedule report emails.
  • Underlying Data – Provides access to raw data behind the metric.
  • You can also choose between Power Mode and Chat Mode based on user experience preference.

Metric Permissions Breakdown

  • “Metric Creation”: Lets users create metrics.
  • “Metric Deletion”: Grants users the capability to erase metrics.
  • “Manage Metrics”: Enables users to manage the metrics displayed on your dashboard. They can archive/unarchive metrics from Manage Metric in embedded dashboard settings.
  • “Metric Updation”: Enables users to update metrics.
  • “Change Dashboard Layout”: Permits users to alter the dashboard’s layout.
  • “Schedule Email Reports”: Enables users to schedule automated email reports for your metrics.
  • “Underlying Data”: Grants you access to view the raw data that supports each metric.
By default, all metrics are marked as mandatory to dashboard.
To allow an end user to archive a metric from the dashboard, mark the allowed metric on the Save to Dashboard form and save it.