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  1. Dashboard selector. Here you’ll find all the dashboards you have access to, in other words, all those accessible to the whole organization, and your private ones.

  2. Jira Apps menu. The main access point for your dashboards. Dashboard Hub will appear there once your admin installs the app. You can always bookmark your main dashboard URL in your browser.

  3. Slideshow controls. If your dashboard has more than one slide, these controls will allow you to move from one slide to the next one, or play the slideshow (see Set Up a Slideshow).

  4. Dashboard options.

    1. Dark mode. Switch on or off the whitish and blackish versions of the theme.

    2. Share dashboard. Share within your organization or externally your dashboard (see Learn about Public or External Sharing).

    3. Access restriction. Turn your dashboard private or accessible to the whole organization (see Learn about Access RestrictionsFine tune who can view and or edit your dashboards within the organization (see Manage Permissions on Dashboards).

    4. Edit mode. Click here to enter the edition mode to configure your gadgets or add new ones.

    5. “…” menu. The rest of the available actions for your dashboards or datasources (see Manage Dashboards or https://roninpixels.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=87261646).

    6. Help. Access our Help Center to get information or help.

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Our dashboards are not Jira dashboards. A Jira dashboard is meant to work with the instance where it’s installed. However, our dashboard connects not only with the current instance, but it can also connect with several Jira instances, as well as with several other tools like Bitbucket, Opsgenie or Statuspage (see the full list Dashboard Integrations: DatasourcesSupported Products).

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