Dashboards

A dashboard is a page of widgets built around one question, for example “clicks and top links for Facebook campaigns this week”. Reports answer any question as a table. A dashboard is a picture you can share with the team or a client by link.

New Dashboard — create with a name, description, layout (grid or list) and a public flag.

Widgets

Type	Shows	Needs a link
Summary	Click totals	yes
Time Series	Clicks over time	yes
Referrers	Referrers	yes
Devices	Devices, browsers, OS	yes
Geographic	Countries	yes
Heatmap	Click distribution	yes
Top Links	Top links in the workspace	no
Recent Clicks	Latest N clicks in the workspace	no

How widgets are configured

In the UI a widget takes a title, a type and a link code. Link-based widgets use the first link in the list.
Default period: 30 days for link-based widgets and 7 days for Top Links. The period and granularity cannot be changed in the UI.
Top Links and Recent Clicks use data from the whole workspace. A restricted member sees only their own links there.

Public dashboard

Turn on “Make dashboard public” and a link of the form /shared/dashboard/<token> appears. Anyone with it can open the dashboard without signing in. “Copy Link” copies it. Turning publicity off disables the link. Regenerating the token makes the old link stop working.

A public dashboard runs with the author’s permissions: its widgets show only what the author can see. If the author has hidden financials or is limited to their own links or collections, the public version shows the same. If the author has left the workspace or been removed, the public link returns 404.

Access

A restricted member sees only their own and allowed links in a dashboard, the same as in reports. See buyer access.

API

Dashboard endpoints work only with a user session (JWT), not API keys. A public dashboard is served by GET /api/v1/dashboards/shared/:shareToken.

Reports — tables with money.
Click log — individual clicks.