Add gauges to dashboard

A gauge is similar to a tile, but it differs in three ways:

  • Visual appearance: A gauge does not directly display a number but instead displays the value using a semi-radial visual representation.

  • Treatment of filters: If a filter is attached to a widget of type gauge, then the gauge will display the statistics of the log both before and after applying the widget’s filter. For example, if we apply a filter to retain only cases such that the case duration is > four weeks, then the gauge will display the statistics (e.g., the number of cases) of the log that takes > four weeks and the number of all cases.

  • KPI thresholds: Unlike a title, a gauge allows us to set KPI thresholds, which determine the color of the statistics of the filtered log.

To display a gauge, click on the Add new gauge icon.

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Click on the gauge to edit it. We can display different metrics from the Stats type drop-down.

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We can use Value presentation to change the presented value to a fraction or a percentage.

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To apply a filter on a gauge, toggle on the Advanced setting and click the filter log icon.

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If we wish to display the percentage of cases that take less than four weeks, add the required performance filter in the Filter log window. Click Apply.

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The gauge now displays the percentage of cases that fulfill the filter criteria.

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We can also add a KPI to a gauge. The gauge colour depends on whether the KPI threshold is surpassed or not. For instance, we can create a KPI that triggers red when the percentage of cases that take more than four weeks is greater than 10%.

In the KPI thresholds section, specify the lower and upper bounds.

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Click Apply.

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The gauge is red because 15% of the cases take more than four weeks, which is more than the KPI threshold set (10%).