Charts, pivots and metric definitions built on the same data the work happens in, so the number on the board and the number in the base can never disagree.
Dashboards read the records the work happens in, not a nightly export of them. When someone closes a claim, the chart is already right.
Describe the cut you want in a stream and an agent builds it, cites what it used and offers to pin it to a dashboard. The chart arrives with its source attached.
Shaped once and reused, rather than rebuilt in every dashboard.
One definition per number, so two teams cannot mean different things.
Delivered on the channel people read, at the hour they read it.
What the inbox is actually doing: volumes, waits, what nobody answered.
Pull from BigQuery, Snowflake and the rest on your schedule.
Share a dashboard outside the workspace on Advanced.
Ask for a chart the way you would ask a colleague. The agent picks the dataset, applies the definition you already agreed on, and hands back something you can pin.
Most teams stop needing one. If you already run Looker or similar, the warehouse sync keeps it fed.
The same bases and warehouse your agents read, so the chart and the row cannot drift apart.
On Advanced, yes — embedded and public dashboards are available there.
Build one board on a base you already trust, and delete the spreadsheet behind it.