Create a Dashboard Module
Create custom dashboards for the All menu using the Next Experience All Menu Editor.
About this task
Build custom dashboards with the Dashboard module to visualize your data at a glance. Combine charts, images, lists, and other components into a unified view that delivers the insights you need instantly.
Common examples of dashboards you can build with the dashboard module:
- Operational dashboards for managers
- Analytics overview for a team
- Role-specific dashboard
Before you begin
Role required: admin
Procedure
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Navigate to All.
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Select the Edit application icon.
[Omitted image "neame-edit-app.png"] Alt text: Arrow pointing the edit application icon in the all menu.
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Select + in the menu header.
[Omitted image "neame-add-module.png"] Alt text: Arrow pointing the add module icon in the header.
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Add a dashboard module by hovering over the module and selecting Add.
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Select the dashboard module in the Modules pane.
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In the form, fill in the fields.
Field User input Name Enter a name for the dashboard. Roles Select which roles can access the application menu. If no roles are set, all users can see the menu when it's active. Hint Enter a tooltip that describes the module when hovered over. Override app menu roles Module roles override application roles when selected, displaying the module even if application menu roles wouldn't normally enable it. -
Select Done.
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Select Add new element.
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Select the element that you want to add to your custom dashboard.
In this example, add a Data visualization element.
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Select New Visualization.
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Select a Visualization type.
In this example, select the Horizontal bar.
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Select + Add data source.
For this example, select the Task table.
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Select + Add custom conditions to define conditions for the data source.
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Select Add this source.
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Select Save.
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Select Open module in the top bar to preview the dashboard.
[Omitted image "neame-open-dashboard-module.png"] Alt text: Arrow pointing the open module icon in the header.
What to do next
Continue building your dashboard by adding more elements such as additional visualizations, filters, or text components. Arrange and resize elements to create a balanced layout that provides users with a comprehensive view of their data.
Parent Topic:Next Experience All Menu Editing
---
title: Create a Dashboard Module
description: Create custom dashboards for the All menu using the Next Experience All Menu Editor.
locale: en-US
canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/platform-user-interface/next-experience-dashboard-module.html
release: brazil
topic_type: task
last_updated: "2026-09-10"
reading_time_minutes: 1
breadcrumb: [Next Experience All Menu Editing, Configure, Next Experience UI, Configure UIs and portals, Configure user experiences]
---
# Create a Dashboard Module
Create custom dashboards for the All menu using the Next Experience All Menu Editor.
## About this task
Build custom dashboards with the Dashboard module to visualize your data at a glance. Combine charts, images, lists, and other components into a unified view that delivers the insights you need instantly.
Common examples of dashboards you can build with the dashboard module:
- Operational dashboards for managers
- Analytics overview for a team
- Role-specific dashboard
## Before you begin
Role required: admin
## Procedure
1. Navigate to **All**.
2. Select the **Edit application** icon.
\[Omitted image "neame-edit-app.png"\] Alt text: Arrow pointing the edit application icon in the all menu.
3. Select **+** in the menu header.
\[Omitted image "neame-add-module.png"\] Alt text: Arrow pointing the add module icon in the header.
4. Add a dashboard module by hovering over the module and selecting **Add**.
5. Select the dashboard module in the **Modules** pane.
6. In the form, fill in the fields.
|Field|User input|
|-----|----------|
|Name|Enter a name for the dashboard.|
|Roles|Select which roles can access the application menu. If no roles are set, all users can see the menu when it's active.|
|Hint|Enter a tooltip that describes the module when hovered over.|
|Override app menu roles|Module roles override application roles when selected, displaying the module even if application menu roles wouldn't normally enable it.|
7. Select **Done**.
8. Select **Add new element**.
9. Select the element that you want to add to your custom dashboard.
In this example, add a **Data visualization** element.
10. Select **New Visualization**.
11. Select a **Visualization type**.
In this example, select the **Horizontal bar**.
12. Select **+ Add data source**.
For this example, select the **Task** table.
13. Select **+ Add custom conditions** to define conditions for the data source.
14. Select **Add this source**.
15. Select **Save**.
16. Select **Open module** in the top bar to preview the dashboard.
\[Omitted image "neame-open-dashboard-module.png"\] Alt text: Arrow pointing the open module icon in the header.
## What to do next
Continue building your dashboard by adding more elements such as additional visualizations, filters, or text components. Arrange and resize elements to create a balanced layout that provides users with a comprehensive view of their data.
**Parent Topic:**[Next Experience All Menu Editing](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/brazil/markdown/platform-user-interface/next-experience-all-menu-editing.md)
| title | Create a Dashboard Module |
| description | Create custom dashboards for the All menu using the Next Experience All Menu Editor. |
| locale | en-US |
| canonical_url | https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/platform-user-interface/next-experience-dashboard-module.html |
| release | brazil |
| topic_type | task |
| last_updated | 2026-09-10 |
| reading_time_minutes | 1 |
| breadcrumb | Next Experience All Menu EditingConfigureNext Experience UIConfigure UIs and portalsConfigure user experiences |