Introduction

Welcome to Week 10 of Learning Mixpanel. I’m Ansh, a Mixpanel Certified Partner. I’ve had the privilege of working with 60+ startups, helping them set up their analytics infrastructure and gain actionable insights using Mixpanel.

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Today, I’m going to talk about how to build dashboards in Mixpanel

Let’s get into it

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Dashboards

Dashboards let you combine and visualize multiple reports together in one place.

You can also add text and images to your dashboard. Hover on the left side, click the “+ˮ icon, and choose what to add.

Dashboard Filters

Dashboard filters allow you to filter all reports in the dashboard at once. These filters override any filters applied at the individual report level.

Example: If you set a dashboard filter to show data for the Last 30 Days, all reports will reflect this, ignoring any individual report filters.

There are multiple types of Dashboard Filters that you can use:

• Timeline (e.g., Last 30 days)
• Event Properties
• User Properties
• Cohorts

Dashboard subscriptions

You can set up dashboard subscriptions to receive a snapshot of the dashboard via Slack or email on a recurring basis.

Subscriptions will only include the top 8 reports on the dashboard.