Step 9 · Build
Put your widgets on a dashboard
Create a FireAI dashboard, add saved widgets, then drag and resize the tiles into a layout. Viewers can use the Filters button to change the year.
Updated November 14, 2026
A dashboard is a page of widgets. Skip this step if your team only wants to ask FireAI questions.
Create the dashboard
- Select Dashboards in the left menu, stay on the Dashboards tab and select New Dashboard.
- Type a name, choose your Workspace, and create it. The empty dashboard opens.
- Select the three-dot menu at the top right, then Edit Dashboard, then Add Widget.
- Tick the widgets you want and select Add widget.

Arrange the tiles
- Drag each tile by its handle to move it. Drag its bottom-right corner to resize it.

- Select Save at the top right.
You should now see
Your dashboard with the tile and its Filters button.
Build widgets from a knowledge graph
If your team has a live knowledge graph, you can build widgets straight on the dashboard instead of writing SQL.
- In edit mode, select Data in the toolbar. A panel opens on the right with two tabs, Data and Build.
- On Data, pick the knowledge graph, then drag a KPI or field onto the canvas to make a widget. Drop it on an existing knowledge-graph widget to add it there instead. Drop a field on the filter strip to filter the whole dashboard by it.
- To lay out a whole dashboard at once, select several KPIs, then Build dashboard from N KPIs. The new tiles go below what's already there.
- Select a widget to open it on Build. Change its KPIs, breakdowns, chart type or query there. The Excel-style PivotTable chart lets you drag fields into rows, columns and values.
Changes stay in your browser until you save. The bar at the top of the panel shows how many widgets are unsaved. Select Save now to write them, or tick Autosave to save them after a short pause. Save on the dashboard saves them too, and Cancel throws them away.
If you reload mid-edit
FireAI offers to restore the widgets you hadn't saved.
Widgets are shared, not copied
If you change a widget, it changes on every dashboard that uses it.