Dashboards hierarchy
We are going to understand Dashboards hierarchy as the content organization of an entire business. The general content that groups reports into dashboards. We currently have different options to be able to organize the content, not only in paths and subpaths.
These organization capabilities are currently offered:
Path | Subpath |
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Recommendations
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Warnings
| Warnings
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Hidden path&Subpath | Tabs |
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Recommendations
| Recommendations
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Warnings
| Warnings
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This functionality is used to provide context in dashboards.
Simply place the source and the current page being viewed in a text at the top left of the dashboard

This functionality introduces two buttons for quick navigation similar to that of the browser but you are inside Shimoku.
Its use is recommended for apps that have hidden paths and sub paths

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