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Zach_Lepard
mEmployee
April 9, 2026

📺 Watch: Migrating to Unified Dashboards in Analyze

  • April 9, 2026
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In this Product Workshop, we discussed Unified Dashboards in Analyze, with a focus on helping users successfully transition from legacy dashboards and better understand upcoming feature enhancements. The session included a walkthrough of the new migration tool and updated drag-and-drop functionality, designed to make dashboard creation more flexible and efficient.

 

During the session, we reviewed key migration timelines, including:

  • May 4 – Final date to create new legacy dashboards
  • June 1 – Official sunset of legacy dashboards

The team also shared guidance on how existing dashboards will be migrated, what changes users can expect, and best practices for building dashboards using the updated Unified Dashboard experience.

 

We also highlighted upcoming AI-powered enhancements, including:

  • AI-generated summaries – Provide quick context to help interpret dashboard metrics
  • Conversational insights – Allow users to ask questions and better understand what is driving performance

 

If you were unable to attend the live session, you can watch the recording below to learn more about the migration process, explore new features, and prepare for upcoming changes to dashboards in Analyze.

 

 

Watch the recording: 

 

 

 

Let us know your feedback and what your biggest takeaway from the Workshop was here: 

💡 What Was Your Biggest Takeaway from the Workshop?

3 replies

Maria Dehne
mChampion Level 3
mChampion Level 3
April 9, 2026

Thanks for sharing this

Explorer
April 13, 2026

Thanks Zach the webinar is very helpful. One quesiton though - is there a limit in terms of how many widgets can be used in a unified dashboard?

Laura Stewart
mEmployee
mEmployee
April 13, 2026

Hi ​@Gisele there are some limitations, I’ve summarised the details from this helpful dashboard FAQ doc. 

  • Per tab, you can add 45 widgets, this works out as 15 rows and 3 widget per row. A dashboard itself will hold up to 10 tabs.Â