You can configure the display and design of your indicators to ensure clear reading and quick analysis of your results.
Customize an indicator
To customize an indicator on your dashboard:
Click on the three dots
located in the top-right corner of the indicator.
Select
Edit query.
You will then access all the indicator customization options.
Adjust display settings
This feature allows you to sort your axes in ascending or descending order.
For example, sorting stores based on their satisfaction score.
You can limit the values displayed by choosing to:
- Limit the display to the top X values (Top / Flop).
- Display only values that meet specific criteria.
- Number of decimals: Choose how many decimals are displayed.
- Display values: Show data points on the chart.
- Display mode: Automatic optimization of value display.
- Display base: Display the base on hover or in the value table.
- Display percentage: Display the percentage in parentheses.
By default, axis scales automatically adapt to the displayed values to better visualize trends.
Note: You can define a manual value, which will need to be updated if necessary.
- Display mode: Display variation as a percentage or in points.
- Display only if significant: Show variation only if it is meaningful.
- Display headers: Show or hide table headers.
- Labels: Edit header labels.
- Display totals: Show or hide totals.
- Merge tables: Merge multiple tables.
- Allow feedback consultation
- Allow feedback export in CSV format
- Highlight terms: Display terms detected by the semantic analysis engine.
- Display polarity: Visualize the overall sentiment of the comment (positive, neutral, or negative).
Allow adding a closed-loop action.
Design settings
You can fine-tune the display of chart elements.
Color customization
To create the most readable charts aligned with your brand guidelines, you can customize chart colors.
You can use a custom color palette or a monochrome palette composed of several shades of the same color.
To add a custom color, enter the HTML color code directly or click the circle to open the color picker.
Target-based colors
To have series colors change based on defined target thresholds, use target-based colors.
Define the intervals (thresholds):
Intervals are configured so that the Min value is inclusive (e.g. Min = 50 means greater than or equal to 50) and the Max value is exclusive (e.g. Max = 100 means less than 100).
The color will change based on the calculated value.