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Dashboard

The home page made of tiles, and how to put yours together.

The first page after signing in: a panel of tiles («widgets») that everyone arranges as they like.

What you see

A greeting with your name and a set of tiles. Which ones are available depends on the active modules:

  • Latest scouted matches — the most recently imported matches, with the result;
  • League standings — the standings of the filtered championship, one phase at a time;
  • Scout KPI card — up to four KPIs for a team, with their reference;
  • Scout KPI trend — the curve of one KPI across matches;
  • KPI summary — a team's KPIs in a few lines: what is above, what is below and why;
  • Serve speed overview, Recent sessions, Serve speed: players and trend — for the serve speed module.
The dashboard with four tiles
The «Serve speed: players and trend» tile with the team drop-down, the Q · T · M buttons and the lines under the table

What you can do

  • Customize — you enter edit mode: add, remove and move the tiles.
  • Add widget — pick from the list, searching by name.
  • Change the width of a tile: full or half.
  • Configure a tile: the team, the KPIs to show (up to four), and whether it should follow the filters in the bar or have its own.
  • Reset — back to the default dashboard.
  • Read the serve speed by type and by team in the «Serve speed: players and trend» tile: the type button (Q, T, M, P) and the team drop-down are always visible above the table.

Good to know

  • The dashboard is yours: the layout is saved on your user, it is not shared.
  • If a tile says «Widget to configure», it is missing the team or the KPI: open «Customize» and complete it.
  • A notice points out the tiles not visible with your permissions: they exist, but you would not see them anyway.
  • The speed tile shows one serve type at a time, Q to start with: Q and M are different techniques, and an average that mixes them does not tell you who serves hard. Every column is for that type.
  • With no team chosen you see the top 10 («All teams — top 10») by average speed, among the players with at least 10 serves of that type; a line underneath says how many are left out. Choosing a team you see the whole roster, with no minimum. With few matches the ranking is short: it fills up as the sessions go by.
  • The tile's trend draws the same players as the table.