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Documentation Index

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Dashboards turn the data already in your grids into ready-to-read analytical views. Open Dashboards from the left sidebar to see the pre-built dashboards Retailgrid ships with, plus any dashboard you or a teammate has created. Dashboards read from the same underlying datasets your grids read from - no separate data load is needed. Refresh a dataset and every dashboard built on it follows.

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Pre-built dashboards

Three dashboards ship out of the box. They’re the right starting point for most pricing teams:
  • Executive Pricing - portfolio-level health: where margin sits, where the price index sits versus the market, and which categories are pulling weight.
  • Competitor Pressure - how aggressively competitors are repricing against you, by category and by competitor, with a list of the SKUs under the most pressure right now.
  • Margin Leakage - SKUs whose margin is degrading over time, ranked by impact, so you can focus the next pricing pass on the items that matter.
Click any of them to open the dashboard in place. Every chart is interactive - hover for the data point, click a legend entry to isolate it.

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Create with AI

When the pre-built dashboards don’t answer your question, click Create with AI on the Dashboards page. Describe what you want to see in plain language and Retailgrid generates a dashboard for you. Example prompts:
  • “Show me revenue and gross margin for the Dairy category over the last 90 days, broken down by brand.”
  • “Which top-50 SKUs by sales saw their competitor undercut us this week?”
  • “Compare price index by category for the last quarter versus the previous quarter.”
The AI picks a chart type, axes, default filters, and a title. Review the result, iterate by re-prompting, and save the dashboard when it’s right. Full walkthrough: Create a dashboard with AI.

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Refresh and freshness

Dashboards read live from your datasets - no manual refresh step. The freshness signal on each dashboard matches the freshness of the underlying datasets:
  • Datasets refreshed overnight - dashboards reflect last night’s data when you open them in the morning.
  • Replaced a dataset manually - the next dashboard load reflects the new data.
If a chart looks stale, check the dataset on the Datasets page.

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Sharing

Dashboards are visible to everyone in your Organization. Anyone on your team can open them; only the creator (and admins) can edit or delete a custom dashboard.