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Dashboards are tabs containing charts and visualizations that let you zoom out from the day to day to quickly understand your team’s progress. These charts help to instantly identify potential blockers in your team’s work and move the project forward.

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Viewing dashboards

The Dashboard tab is a good reference point for finding data to get a quick pulse on the progress of the project.

Project dashboard tab view

To access, click the Dashboard tab from your project.

The charts in dashboards will auto-populate when you first land on the tab. You can also add customized charts and numeric roll-ups. Dashboards will automatically update every time you visit the tab or refresh the page, so you know the information is always up to date.

Adding charts to your project dashboards

To add a chart to your project dashboard, click +Add chart

Adding charts to your project dashboards

From here:

  1. Choose your chart style

  2. Toggle on or off data labels

  3. Choose your X-axis

  4. Choose your Y-axis

  5. Add filters

  6. Click Add

Learn more about the chart styles you can choose from.

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You can also add text widgets to your Asana dashboards. Adding custom text content directly to your dashboard helps provide context, share additional information, and organize dashboard content more effectively.

Use cases

Dashboards display key performance indicators relating to specific projects. It can display metrics for a project's overall performance and progress or highlight particular problems that require further attention.

Offering visual data in your reports makes it easier for your audience to quickly grasp the information presented and then consider the outcomes from that data.

Use these features to :

  • Monitor the work of one or more projects and identify constraints or roadblocks
  • Use time tracking to compare estimated time and actual time spent to complete tasks
  • Track progress against goals
  • Report the status to senior leadership
  • Distill the biggest pain points into a problem statement/visual for stakeholders
  • Gain valuable insights into your projects
  • Bring data to life and be ahead of the curve
  • Get a complete overview of project trajectory

By using these charts to report, you are :

  • Driving & simplifying workflow
  • Being accountable and giving clarity
  • Turning your data into actionable insights
  • Sending a more impactful message more quickly

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