How to Create or Edit Dashboard content
How to Create or Edit Dashboard content
- Login to Solatech

- Click "Settings" gear icon

- Click "Your account settings"

- Click "Dashboards"under "General"

- Click "New dashboard" button or any current Dashboards will be listed under the "Name" column.

- Click the "Name" field to type in a Name

- Click "Save"

- To edit a dashboard, click "pencil icon"

- Click "Add/Remove widgets"

- Toggle on Customers, Quote, or Sales widgets, then click "Done"

- Click "Change layout" button if wanting to move around and adjust the size on the widgets

- Click "Save"

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