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# Create new Dashboard

Users can create a dashboard template for the tenant, making it accessible to all users within the tenant. This ensures a unified view and standardization across the platform for team collaboration and data monitoring.

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1. **Navigate to Dashboard Template:** From the **Cockpit menu**, go to **Template** and select **Dashboard**.
2. **Create Dashboard:** Click the **+ icon** in the top-left corner to open the creation popup.
3. **Enter Dashboard Details:** Fill in the **Name** and **Description** fields for the dashboard, then click **Create** to generate a new dashboard card.
4. **Edit Dashboard:** Locate the newly created dashboard card, click the **⋮ (ellipse)** menu, and select **Edit** to start configuring the dashboard by adding widgets.

## Set Up and Add Dashboard's widgets

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1. From the Edit button, open the dashboard to configure it.
2. Click on Add Widgets and select the desired widget type to include in the dashboard.


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