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---
title: Dashboards
description: Learn the basics of reporting and dashboards in Twenty.
---
## Understanding Dashboards
Dashboards in Twenty provide a visual way to track your key performance metrics and gain insights from your CRM data.
<img src="/images/user-guide/dashboard/dashboards_v2.png" alt="Dashboards" />
## Key Concepts
### Dashboards
A dashboard is a collection of tabs that display your CRM data at a glance. You can create multiple dashboards for different purposes:
- Sales performance
- Team activity
- Pipeline health
- Custom metrics
### Tabs
Tabs allow you to organize your dashboard into sections. Each tab contains one or more widgets.
### Widgets
Widgets are individual visualizations that display specific data. Types include:
- Bar charts
- Pie charts
- Line charts
- Aggregate charts
- iFrames
- Rich text
<Note>
**Current limitations**:
- Exporting dashboards and sharing with external users (non-Twenty users) are not available at the moment.
- Gauge charts are not yet available.
</Note>
## Getting Started
### Creating Your First Dashboard
1. Navigate to the **Dashboards** section
2. Click **+ New Dashboard**
3. Give your dashboard a name
4. Add tabs to organize your content
5. Add widgets to display your data
6. Save
### Adding Widgets
1. Open a tab on your dashboard
2. Click **+ Add Widget**
3. Select the widget type
4. Choose the data source (object)
5. Configure the widget settings
6. Save and view your widget
## Best Practices
- **Start simple**: Begin with a few key metrics and add more over time
- **Focus on actionable data**: Display metrics that drive decisions
- **Regular review**: Check your dashboards regularly to spot trends
- **Share with team**: Make dashboards visible to relevant team members
## Next Steps
- [Widgets and visualizations](/user-guide/dashboards/capabilities/widgets)
- [Chart settings reference](/user-guide/dashboards/capabilities/chart-settings)
- [Dashboards FAQ](/user-guide/dashboards/how-tos/dashboards-faq)