Go to Administration > Dashboard Widgets menu option.

The Dashboard Widgets UI is displayed as shown below. The widgets are organised and listed in a table with columns for display name, description, and validation status. Use the Search box to filter the list.

Create a Dashboard Widget.
On the Dashboard Widgets page, select the Actions > Create menu option.

A pop-up window appears for configuration. You need to enter the widget name, display name, and description, select a category from the drop-down menu, and provide the widget type, namespace, and DLL path information. Click the Create button to add the new dashboard widget to the list. A confirmation message then appears in the top-right corner.

Edit a Dashboard Widget.
Choose the widget from the list on the Dashboard Widgets page and click the Actions > Edit menu option.

A pop-up window appears for modification. You can change the relevant details, click the Validate button to verify the configuration, and then click the Update button to confirm the changes.

The dashboard widget changes are applied, and a confirmation message appears in the top-right corner.

Copy a Dashboard Widget.
Choose the widget from the list on the Dashboard Widgets page and select Actions > Copy.

A pop-up window appears for configuration. Enter a new widget name and click the Copy button.

A copy of the dashboard widget is made, and a confirmation message appears in the top-right corner.

Delete a Dashboard Widget.
Choose the widget from the list on the Dashboard Widgets page and select Actions > Remove.

Click the OK button to confirm.

The dashboard is removed permanently, and a confirmation message is displayed in the top-right corner.

Auto-detect and auto-configure dashboard widgets.
Auto-detect feature allows users to identify and set up dashboard widgets.
Go to the Utils > Auto Detect menu option.

The Auto Detect Dashboard Widget UI is shown below, with widgets listed for configuration (if any). If any Dashboard Widget has been removed, you can manually select and reconfigure it for use. The custom Dashboard Widget is included in the application through the DLL or file directory menu option.

Select the dashboard widget and click on the Manage > Configure menu option. To configure multiple widgets simultaneously, you can choose 'Select All Records'.

The dashboard widget is included, and a confirmation message appears in the top-right corner.

Globalize a Dashboard Widget.
Globalize the dashboard widget to render the data in local languages.
You need to select a widget from the list and click the Utils > Globalise menu option. You can choose either the Selected Widget or All Widgets menu option.

Click the OK button.

The global resources are updated in the background for the dashboard widget.
