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  1. Appmixer Studio features
  2. Insights

Dashboard

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. Now, it's the right time to show you the beauty of the Appmixer Dashboard.

The Dashboard can be found in the Insights tab and makes it easier to see custom-built charts in a single place.

Let's look at a simple example to understand its value. Say we started a simple flow that serves a single purpose: to save customer data to the Data storage. In this flow, we use Forms as one of the Utility modules and save some of the collected data to Data storage. In other words, every time someone fills out a form, some of the data is stored in our .

As you may have noticed, we only store the job position of the customer. The reason being is we want to gather this data and visualise it in a simple chart to make better decisions in the future.

Simple, yet powerful.

Another example would be a bar chart showing the API requests of one of our flows. This time, we use a flow that checks the Bitcoin price and saves it to Data storage.

Again, something that takes a minute to set up in the Insight panel, but gives you the ability to easily see the number of API requests in one of your flows.

To sum it up, Dashboard not being the core of Appmixer, does a great job if you want to easily visualise the data aggregated and synced in your flows to make better decisions.

, there are multiple types of charts. This time, we decided to create a pie chart showing the job positions.

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As you'll learn in the next section
Next, we will go a little bit deeper and check the Charts and Chart types
In the previous section, you learned about Logs
Key-Value Database
Dashboard overview
Flow overview
Pie chart
Bar chart