Charts
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Charts
As an admin user, KPIs are paramount to follow day by day. Your customers’ growth, Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR), Paid VS Free accounts are some common examples.
What types of charts exist in Forest Admin?
Forest Admin can render six types of charts:
Single value (Number of customers, MRR, …)
Repartition (Number of customers by countries, Paid VS Free, …)
Time-based (Number of sign-ups per month, …)
Percentage (% of paying customers, …)
Objective (Orders passed per year VS objective, …)
Leaderboard (Companies who emitted the most transactions, …)
Ensure you’ve enabled the Layout Editor mode to add, edit or delete a chart.
Where can you add charts?
Charts can be added in 2 places:
In your Dashboard tab
In the Analytics tab of every record of a collection
In the following pages, you'll learn how to create all types of charts.
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