DX UXP Dashboards
UXP Dashboards are interactive, no-code workspaces that allow users to visualize, monitor, and interact with operational data in real-time. Built using configurable widgets, each dashboard can be tailored to suit specific business needs—whether it’s tracking facility health, managing assets, or analyzing service performance.
Dashboards are responsive, reusable, and dynamically connected to data sources—enabling both technical and non-technical users to create powerful data experiences without writing a single line of code.
🧱 What Are UXP Dashboards Made Of?
At the core of every UXP Dashboard are widgets—pre-built, configurable components used to:
Render charts and maps
Display KPIs and summaries
Show lists or asset information
Enable user interaction (e.g., toggles, input fields)
Navigate between applications and modules
Each widget is:
⚙️ No-code: Fully configurable through the UI
🔁 Reusable: Usable across multiple dashboards
📱 Responsive: Works across web and mobile
🔄 Dynamic: Connects to live or scheduled data
🛠️ How to Build Dashboards Using Widgets
Choose Your Widgets Select from a wide range of UXP widgets—charts, summaries, layouts, or content panels—based on what you want to display.
Configure Widget Properties
Set the data source (IvivaDX, API, Service, or Lucy)
Map fields, apply filters, and define thresholds
Enable behaviors like drill-downs, redirection, and conditional coloring
Confirm and Place the widgets into the dashboard Arrange widgets in rows, columns, or grid structures using the dashboard layout editor.
Iterate and Enhance Modify and improve your dashboard over time as data needs evolve—without any coding or re-deployment.
🧠 Why Use UXP Dashboards?
For Facility Managers: Monitor operational status across locations.
For Maintenance Teams: Track open work orders and performance KPIs.
For Executives: Gain instant visibility into strategic service and asset data.
For All Users: Build and customize dashboards effortlessly without relying on developers.
UXP Dashboard Layout Overview
Component 1: Add Widget
This button lets you add new widgets to the dashboard. Clicking it opens a panel where you can choose from different widget types like charts, summary cards, layout maps, and more. Widgets help you build and customize your dashboard without any coding.
Component 2: Theme Toggle
This icon allows you to switch between light and dark themes. It's useful for adjusting the visual style of your dashboard depending on your preference or working environment.
Component 3: Profile and Language
Clicking the profile icon opens options to:
View or update your user profile
Change the language used in the dashboard It helps personalize your dashboard experience.
Component 4: Widget Area (Main Dashboard)
This is the main space where all widgets are placed. You can:
Add and arrange widgets
View real-time data
Interact with dashboard content This area is the heart of your dashboard layout.
Component 5: Edit Dashboard(Pencil Icon)
The pencil icon appears on the dashboard bottom left. Clicking it allows you to:
Resize the widget
Edit settings of widgets.
Access advanced options depending on the widget type This is how you customize each widget to fit your needs.
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