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How to use DashboardGPT
Step-by-step guides for every part of DashboardGPT: data, questions, canvases, reports, Superset, plans and teams. Search them or ask the docs assistant.
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18 topics · 78 guides
Your first few minutes: sign in, upload data, ask a question, build a canvas.
7 guides
Create, switch between and manage the spaces that hold your data and analyses.
4 guides
Upload CSV and Excel files, follow processing, and explore schema and profile.
- Upload a CSV or Excel file
- Dataset statuses explained
- Explore a dataset: overview, schema, sample and profile
9 guides
Tell DashboardGPT which columns are metrics and dimensions, and how to aggregate.
3 guides
Arrange charts, datasets, notes and insights on an infinite, auto-saving board.
7 guides
Chart types, editing a visualisation, filters and data tables.
5 guides
Ask questions in plain language and turn the answers into charts and insights.
4 guides
Every analysis you have run, with the charts and insights it produced.
1 guide
Trends, anomalies and recommendations DashboardGPT noticed in your data.
1 guide
Save or share a canvas as a PDF, email it to yourself, or publish it to Superset.
2 guides
Email a canvas to your team every day, week or month, with an AI-written summary.
5 guides
See your workspace’s charts and published canvases as dashboards in Superset.
2 guides
What is metered, where to see it, and the limits that apply.
3 guides
Plans, upgrading to Team, managing billing, invoices and payment status.
6 guides
Who can see and change what, at organisation and workspace level.
- See who did what with the audit log
- See who is in your organisation and this workspace
- Invite someone to your organisation
4 guides
AI providers, appearance, the canvas on this device, and your account.
- Connect an AI provider (bring your own key)
- Connect an OpenAI-compatible endpoint (hosted or self-hosted model)
- Connect a Google account for Google Sheets
7 guides
Get around faster with ⌘K search and canvas shortcuts.
3 guides
What common messages mean and how to get past them.
5 guides
The quickest way to learn it is to try it.
The demo opens straight into the product — a real dataset, a real AI analyst, a real canvas. No account, no install.