# Dashboard

The Dashboard is the first screen you see when you open Flowlity. It provides a high-level summary of your supply chain performance through key KPIs and trend charts, helping you quickly assess the health of your operations without diving into individual products.

### What you'll find here

The Dashboard displays a KPI panel at the top with four core metrics: inventory level, zero stock days, stock coverage, and past demand. Each KPI shows an average or sum value for a configurable period, alongside a percentage comparison with a previous period (e.g., same period last year) so you can spot trends immediately.

Below the KPIs, time-series charts visualize inventory level, zero stock days, and stock coverage over time, giving you a clear picture of how your supply chain is evolving.

### Multi-site breakdown

When multiple sites are selected, KPI charts break down data per site — with stacked areas for inventory, demand, and supply metrics, and overlaid curves for stock coverage and zero-stock KPIs.

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### Workflow Views

A dedicated section displays your custom Demand, Planning, and Order views, grouped by name with per-site product counts. Use it to quickly assess your entire workflow at a glance.

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### Tag-based KPI view

KPIs can be displayed by tag category, giving you an aggregated view of inventory levels, year-over-year trends, and other metrics grouped by your classification tags.

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### KPI display toggle

KPI tiles can be switched between **value** (currency) and **quantity** display using the toggle at the top of the dashboard, bringing consistency with the line charts that already support this switch.

### Export

Dashboard chart data can be downloaded in **CSV, XLSX, or TSV** format directly from each chart, making it easy to share KPI snapshots or run further analysis externally.

### Orders KPI view

The Dashboard includes a dedicated view for **supply orders and order lines**, giving the same high-level KPI visibility as the Demand and Planning views — showing order volumes, values, and trends over the selected period.

### Multi-tag filtering

When filtering by tags, you can select multiple tags simultaneously. The Dashboard applies **intersection logic** — showing only products that match all selected tags — enabling more precise analysis of specific product segments.

### Chart horizon and persistent settings

Charts can display data up to **12 months ahead** (previously limited to 6), with a flexible horizon selector. Your dashboard preferences — horizon, granularity, selected tags, KPI display mode, and hidden views — are automatically saved and restored across sessions and devices.

### When to use it

The Dashboard is your daily starting point. Use it to check overall performance before diving into specific modules, to prepare for management reviews, or to quickly verify that key indicators are within acceptable ranges. You can filter the view by tags or warehouse to focus on specific subsets of your portfolio.

### Learn more

* [KPIs](/concepts/kpis.md) — Add KPI columns to sort and filter product lists.
* [Metrics glossary](/concepts/metrics-glossary.md) — What inventory level, zero stock days, stock coverage, and other dashboard metrics mean.


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