GALLERY · V2026.9.16.3

Every screen. Every visual.

All three canvases and scheduled runs as they actually appear, then the Explore screens of Binse Enterprise, and then the whole Dashboards gallery: 341 of the 362 visual types, each one drawn by the product itself over sample data and captured as it came off the screen.

01 · Binse

Three canvases and scheduled runs, on screen.

Data Flow. The workflow canvas. Tools come out of the palette on the left, wires carry rows from one to the next, and the panel on the right configures whichever tool is selected. — **Data Flow** The workflow canvas. Tools come out of the palette on the left, wires carry rows from one to the next, and the panel on the right configures whichever tool is selected.

Dashboards. A finished dashboard in view mode. Key figures across the top, a stacked area of revenue by month split by carrier, and a donut of revenue by category beside it. — **Dashboards** A finished dashboard in view mode. Key figures across the top, a stacked area of revenue by month split by carrier, and a donut of revenue by category beside it.

The dashboard designer. The same dashboard with the designer open. The gallery of visuals and the fields of the dataset are on the left, the page itself is in the middle, and everything about the selected visual is on the right. — **The dashboard designer** The same dashboard with the designer open. The gallery of visuals and the fields of the dataset are on the left, the page itself is in the middle, and everything about the selected visual is on the right.

Diagrams. The diagram canvas with one of the shipped templates on it. The palette on the left searches every shape definition and every icon at once, and the panel on the right holds the page, its units and its drawing scale. — **Diagrams** The diagram canvas with one of the shipped templates on it. The palette on the left searches every shape definition and every icon at once, and the panel on the right holds the page, its units and its drawing scale.

The template gallery. Every template that installs with Diagrams, with the categories and their counts down the side. Each card is a real file: open one and take it apart. — **The template gallery** Every template that installs with Diagrams, with the categories and their counts down the side. Each card is a real file: open one and take it apart.

Automatic layout. The layout menu reads the shape of what you have drawn, suggests one and says why. Applying it is a single step, so one undo puts every shape back where it was. — **Automatic layout** The layout menu reads the shape of what you have drawn, suggests one and says why. Applying it is a single step, so one undo puts every shape back where it was.

A database diagram. An entity relationship diagram: a box per table with its columns, its primary and foreign keys marked, and a line per relationship. Diagrams draws this from a connection you have already set up in Binse, and a refresh shows what the schema did since. — **A database diagram** An entity relationship diagram: a box per table with its columns, its primary and foreign keys marked, and a line per relationship. Diagrams draws this from a connection you have already set up in Binse, and a refresh shows what the schema did since.

The whiteboard, and the Data tab. Sticky notes in workshop frames on the same canvas as everything else, with the Data tab open beside them: a diagram can be made from a table, from a database or from a Data Flow workflow. — **The whiteboard, and the Data tab** Sticky notes in workshop frames on the same canvas as everything else, with the Data tab open beside them: a diagram can be made from a table, from a database or from a Data Flow workflow.

Precision drawing. A floor plan at a real scale, with the rulers showing. The walls mitre themselves, each room computes its own area, and the dimension lines follow what they measure. — **Precision drawing** A floor plan at a real scale, with the rulers showing. The walls mitre themselves, each room computes its own area, and the dimension lines follow what they measure.

The accessibility checker. Six checks over a page or every page, each with a fix, and contrast measured in both the light and the dark variant of the theme. Every template that ships reports no errors in either, which is what this one is doing. — **The accessibility checker** Six checks over a page or every page, each with a fix, and contrast measured in both the light and the dark variant of the theme. Every template that ships reports no errors in either, which is what this one is doing.

Scheduled runs. Unattended runs through the scheduler Windows already ships, with every past run, its exit code and its log kept beside the job that produced it. Included in Binse and Binse Enterprise. — **Scheduled runs** Unattended runs through the scheduler Windows already ships, with every past run, its exit code and its log kept beside the job that produced it. Included in Binse and Binse Enterprise.

02 · Binse Enterprise · In development

Explore, part of Binse Enterprise.

Binse Enterprise is everything in Binse, plus Explore and the features planned for organisations. It has no price and no date yet. Explore already exists, and the screens below are the real thing. What Binse Enterprise adds.

Explore. The field picker over a warehouse, with the SQL tab open. Tick the fields you want and the statement is compiled in front of you before anything is run. — **Explore** The field picker over a warehouse, with the SQL tab open. Tick the fields you want and the statement is compiled in front of you before anything is run.

The home screen. The screen the current build opens on. Data Flow, Dashboards, Explore and Schedules each open from a tile, and share one licence and one set of connections. The Explore tile is the part that belongs to Binse Enterprise. — **The home screen** The screen the current build opens on. Data Flow, Dashboards, Explore and Schedules each open from a tile, and share one licence and one set of connections. The Explore tile is the part that belongs to Binse Enterprise.

03 · THE VISUAL GALLERY

Every visual, in seventeen categories.

Each picture below is the visual itself, drawn by Dashboards over sample data. Nothing here is an illustration of a chart. Use the search box to find one by name.

341 shown

KPI & tiles

Activity rings (multi-ring gauge). Concentric rings, one per measure, each filled to its own goal, with a legend of value, goal and percent. — Activity rings (multi-ring gauge)

Bar gauge / linear gauge. One bar per row on a shared min, max scale with threshold colours, gradient, retro-LCD or basic fill, a grey track and an optional target tick. — Bar gauge / linear gauge

Big number / hero value. A single value at the largest font the card can hold, with an optional label, caption and threshold colouring. — Big number / hero value

Bullet chart. Stephen Few bullet: a thin actual bar over poor/OK/good bands with a target tick, one per category or a single compact tile. — Bullet chart

Clock / countdown. Live clock in one or more timezones, or the time left to a cut-off, a wallboard widget on the client clock. — Clock / countdown

Countdown / days-to tile. Live days, or days, hours, minutes and seconds in boxes, to a cut-over, go-live or close date, and the time since it passed. — Countdown / days-to tile

Data freshness badge. How current the data is: as-of date, how long ago, the period covered, the row count and a staleness dot. — Data freshness badge

Dual KPI (stacked trend panes). Two to four stacked trend panes, each with its latest value, percent change and an area sparkline, sharing one linked hover line. — Dual KPI (stacked trend panes)

Gauge. Radial dial for one measure against a target, with coloured bands and a target marker. — Gauge

Goal / OKR tracker. Objectives that open into key results, each with a progress bar to target, owner, due date and an on-track / at-risk / behind pill. — Goal / OKR tracker

KPI scorecard grid. A responsive grid of KPI cells: value, change versus the previous period, status dot and an optional sparkline per measure. — KPI scorecard grid

KPI scorecard list. One row per KPI: actual, target, variance, variance %, status icon, trend sparkline, owner and last updated, grouped by perspective. — KPI scorecard list

KPI ticker / scroller. A scrolling or auto-rotating strip of metrics with values and coloured deltas, built for wall displays and page headers. — KPI ticker / scroller

KPI tile. Big number with change versus the previous period and a sparkline. — KPI tile

KPI trend tile. Current value, variance and a status icon over a compact line with target, prior-year and an optional dashed forecast. — KPI trend tile

Liquid fill gauge. A percentage of goal shown as an animated wave filling a circle, rounded square or drop, with the value read off the water line. — Liquid fill gauge

Progress bars. Horizontal progress bars per category or per measure: value, target and % with good/bad colouring by threshold. — Progress bars

Progress ring. Circular progress towards a target for one or more measures, as a row of rings or concentric rings. — Progress ring

Record / multi-row card. One card per entity listing fields and measures as label : value lines, with an optional image and a threshold-coloured accent bar. — Record / multi-row card

Segmented ring / step gauge. A ring split into fixed segments that light up as progress towards a goal advances, with the percent, value or segment count in the centre. — Segmented ring / step gauge

Sparkline. A tiny axis-free trend, line, area, bars or win/loss, with first/last/min/max markers, a target line and band, or a labelled trend list per category. — Sparkline

Star rating. An average score as filled, half and empty stars with the value and an optional response count; with a dimension, a sorted rating list. — Star rating

Status grid / health wall. A dense wall of equal-size tiles, one per member, coloured by a threshold or a status field, 20 to 200 entities scanned at once. — Status grid / health wall

Status indicator / icon badge. A tile whose main content is an icon chosen by rules from a value: check, arrows, dot, flag, thumbs or signal bars, standalone or one per category. — Status indicator / icon badge

Traffic light. A lamp housing where exactly one lamp lights up from thresholds on a measure, red, amber, green at a glance. — Traffic light

Comparison

9-box / risk matrix. A banded grid of two measures, talent 9-box or a 5 × 5 risk matrix, with counts, names or bubbles and RAG colouring per cell. — 9-box / risk matrix

Bar. Horizontal or vertical bars, optionally stacked or split by a category. — Bar

Bar chart race. Sorted bars re-rank and grow frame by frame over time, with a period label and play, scrub and loop controls. — Bar chart race

Bar-in-bar / lipstick. Actual drawn inside a wider target bar in one slot, with a lipstick mode that colours the gap to target red or green. — Bar-in-bar / lipstick

Bubble matrix / punch card. A grid of two dimensions with a circle in each cell sized by one measure and coloured by another, including weekday × hour punch cards. — Bubble matrix / punch card

Diverging stacked bar (Likert). Ordered levels stacked left and right of a centre line per row, with a split neutral band and a net score at the end of every bar. — Diverging stacked bar (Likert)

Dot plot (Cleveland). Ranked category rows on one shared value axis with a coloured dot per measure, plus optional interval whiskers. — Dot plot (Cleveland)

Dumbbell / lollipop. Per category a lollipop for one measure, or two dots joined by a connector coloured by the direction of change between two measures. — Dumbbell / lollipop

Floating / range bar. A bar per category floating from a low to a high value, with an inner band, a mid marker and a reference line, so spread is the story. — Floating / range bar

Parliament / hemicycle. Seats in a hemicycle of concentric rows (or a unit grid), shared out between categories in proportion to a measure. — Parliament / hemicycle

Peer benchmark (quartiles). One entity against its peer distribution per measure or category: P10, P90 whisker, P25, P75 band, median tick and a focus marker with its rank. — Peer benchmark (quartiles)

Polar bar / Nightingale rose. Bars radiating from the centre: a Nightingale rose, a stacked coxcomb, an aster plot or thin spikes, with cyclical date grains. — Polar bar / Nightingale rose

Polar heatmap / clock. A heatmap wrapped around a circle: one dimension on the angle, one on the rings, each cell coloured by a measure. — Polar heatmap / clock

Proportional area (nested shapes). Two to four magnitudes as nested circles or squares on a common baseline, so the areas compare directly without an axis. — Proportional area (nested shapes)

Radar / spider. Several measures as spokes with one polygon per category value, each spoke optionally scaled to 100% of its maximum. — Radar / spider

Radial / polar bar. Bars on a polar grid: a circular barplot around the angle, or concentric activity rings along the radius. — Radial / polar bar

Ranked list. Compact leaderboard: rank, label, value, an inline bar and the change versus the previous period. — Ranked list

Slope chart. Before-and-after comparison: two periods (or two measures) side by side with a line per category, labelled at both ends and coloured by direction. — Slope chart

Small multiples. A trellis of mini bar or line charts, one panel per value of a split field, on shared axes so the panels compare at a glance. — Small multiples

Tornado / butterfly. Mirrored bars either side of a centred category axis: butterfly comparisons, population pyramids and sensitivity tornados around a base case. — Tornado / butterfly

Trend & time

Actual + forecast series (segmented). IBCS time series where periods switch from solid actuals to hatched forecast at the boundary, with plan, prior year and a variance tier. — Actual + forecast series (segmented)

Annotated time series (event markers). A trend line with an events layer: flags and vertical lines for moments, shaded regions for periods. — Annotated time series (event markers)

Anomaly detection. A measure over time inside a learned expected range, with every point that breaks out flagged, listed and explained by the dimensions that moved. — Anomaly detection

Area. Filled trend, stacked by a split for part-to-whole over time. — Area

Bump / rank chart. How categories rank against each other over time: one line per category with rank 1 at the top, end labels and a top-N cut. — Bump / rank chart

Calendar heatmap. GitHub-style calendar of a measure by day, one row per year or a rolling window, coloured from the theme's sequential palette. — Calendar heatmap

Cohort / retention grid. Cohorts down, periods since the cohort started across, cells shaded by the share of the cohort, its count or a measure, retention, loss triangles and repeat purchase. — Cohort / retention grid

Combo (bars + line). Bars for one or more measures with a line for another on its own axis, over a date grain or a category. — Combo (bars + line)

Cumulative / running total. Running total of a measure over time, compared across splits or measures, with an optional target and the per-period values as bars. — Cumulative / running total

Cycle plot (seasonal subseries). One short line per season, weekday, month, quarter, hour, trended across cycles, with a mean segment per season. — Cycle plot (seasonal subseries)

Difference area (hills & valleys). Two series over time with the gap between them filled green where the first leads and red where it trails, switching exactly at each crossing. — Difference area (hills & valleys)

Fan chart (nested uncertainty bands). Nested percentile bands of a value's distribution per period around a median line, so the whole spread moves in view. — Fan chart (nested uncertainty bands)

Forecast (Holt-Winters). A time series projected forward with Holt-Winters exponential smoothing and a shaded confidence band. — Forecast (Holt-Winters)

Forecast evolution (vintages). Successive forecast versions overlaid on the same target periods against the actual, with error by version or by how far ahead the call was made. — Forecast evolution (vintages)

Horizon chart / lasagna. Dozens of time series as thin banded lanes, or heat strips in lasagna mode, so 50+ entities fit in one short panel. — Horizon chart / lasagna

Line. Trend over time or an ordered dimension, one line per measure or split. — Line

Motion chart (animated bubbles). Bubbles that travel across two measures period by period, sized by a third, with trails, fixed axes and play controls. — Motion chart (animated bubbles)

Pacing / YTD vs plan. Cumulative actual inside the period against the pace the budget implies, with the elapsed window shaded and the end-of-period landing projected at the current run rate. — Pacing / YTD vs plan

Period overlay (YoY / time pivot). One line per period aligned by position inside it, so this year, quarter or week sits on top of the prior ones. — Period overlay (YoY / time pivot)

Punchcard (day x hour). A weekday by hour grid pulled out of a single timestamp, cells or bubbles for shift planning, delivery windows and when activity actually happens. — Punchcard (day x hour)

Range / band chart. A shaded band between a low and a high measure over time (min/max, percentiles, forecast bounds) with an optional centre line and inner band. — Range / band chart

Ribbon chart (ranked stacked columns). Stacked columns ordered by rank with the leader on top, joined period to period by flowing ribbons so crossings show rank changes. — Ribbon chart (ranked stacked columns)

Rolling average / smoothed trend. A noisy series with moving averages over the windows you choose, simple, weighted or exponential, trailing or centred, and an optional sigma band. — Rolling average / smoothed trend

Run-rate / full-year landing. Where the year lands under each run-rate convention, against plan and last year, with a back-test of how far each was out a year ago. — Run-rate / full-year landing

Stream graph. A flowing ThemeRiver of a measure over time, one band per category, showing how the mix shifts and swells. — Stream graph

Threshold / SLA trend. A performance series over time against a target, with acceptable, warning and breach zones shaded and every breach flagged and counted. — Threshold / SLA trend

Trend line (regression fit). A regression fitted through a series over time and drawn over it, optionally projected forward with a prediction band, equation and R². — Trend line (regression fit)

Part-to-whole

100% stacked bar. Bars normalised to 100% per category and split by a second field, so mix is comparable regardless of size. — 100% stacked bar

Balance sheet columns. Assets on the left, liabilities and equity on the right, stacked on one scale so the two sides only match when the sheet balances, with group subtotals and an out-of-balance badge. — Balance sheet columns

Cost composition stack (landed cost). One stack per category built from separate measures - freight, duty, VAT, brokerage - with per-unit normalisation and totals. — Cost composition stack (landed cost)

Donut. Share of a total by category, as a donut or pie. — Donut

Funnel. Stage-by-stage drop-off with value, % of first and % of previous stage. — Funnel

Marimekko / mekko. Variable-width stacked columns: width is a category's share of the total, stacks are a second dimension's share within it. — Marimekko / mekko

Multi-ring donut. Concentric donut rings sharing one category dimension, a ring per measure or per period, so composition can be compared ring by ring. — Multi-ring donut

Packed bubbles. A packed cloud of bubbles, one per category, sized by a measure and coloured by a group or a second measure, with optional per-group clusters. — Packed bubbles

Pictogram / icon array. Rows of repeated unit symbols per category where every symbol stands for N units, with partial symbols, empty slots and a legend. — Pictogram / icon array

Pie-of-pie / bar-of-pie. A pie whose small slices collapse into one Other wedge, exploded by connector lines into a secondary pie or stacked bar. — Pie-of-pie / bar-of-pie

Rose / aster (variable-radius pie). A pie whose slice radius encodes the measure: a Nightingale rose, or an aster whose wedge angle comes from a second measure. — Rose / aster (variable-radius pie)

Share strip (single composition bar). One compact 100% bar showing how a single total splits, with inline labels, a legend and an optional capacity track. — Share strip (single composition bar)

Variable-width bar (bar-mekko / cost curve). Columns edge to edge on a cumulative-width axis: width is the volume, height is the rate, so every area is a total. — Variable-width bar (bar-mekko / cost curve)

Voronoi treemap. An organic treemap of weighted Voronoi cells whose areas follow the measure, nested inside their parent's polygon. — Voronoi treemap

Waffle / unit chart. A grid of squares coloured by each category's share, or filled to show one measure against a total. — Waffle / unit chart

Distribution

Beeswarm. Every row as a dot, packed so none overlap: the width of each swarm is the density, with no random jitter. — Beeswarm

Box plot. Box and whiskers of a numeric field per category: quartiles, median, mean marker and outliers beyond 1.5 IQR or the 5th/95th percentiles. — Box plot

Density curve. A smooth kernel density estimate of a numeric field, optionally split by a category into overlaid translucent areas. — Density curve

Distribution over time heatmap. A time-bucketed histogram: value bins up the y axis, time across, cell colour by row count, so a whole distribution's drift over time is visible where a line of averages hides it. — Distribution over time heatmap

Dot histogram (Wilkinson dot plot). Values grouped into bins with each observation drawn as a stacked dot, so the shape of the distribution shows while every unit stays countable. — Dot histogram (Wilkinson dot plot)

ECDF / cumulative distribution. A step curve from 0 to 100% showing the share of rows at or below each value, with percentile and target markers. — ECDF / cumulative distribution

Histogram. Distribution of a numeric field in equal-width bins, with a cumulative line, mean and median markers and an optional category overlay. — Histogram

Lorenz curve / Gini. Cumulative share of a measure against the cumulative share of items, drawn against the equality line, with the Gini coefficient of the shaded gap. — Lorenz curve / Gini

Population pyramid / butterfly / tornado. Two populations as mirrored horizontal bars either side of a shared centre: age bands by gender, inbound versus outbound, or a sensitivity tornado sorted by span. — Population pyramid / butterfly / tornado

Raincloud plot. Half-violin, slim box and jittered raw points per category, so distribution shape, five-number summary and every observation read at once. — Raincloud plot

Ridgeline / joyplot. Density curves stacked with a slight overlap, one row per category or period, on one shared value axis. — Ridgeline / joyplot

Strip / jitter / dot plot. Every row as a dot on a value axis, one lane per category, so the actual spread behind an average is visible. — Strip / jitter / dot plot

Violin plot. A mirrored kernel density per category with the median and an inner quartile box, so shape and spread compare side by side. — Violin plot

Correlation

2D density / contour. A smoothed two-dimensional kernel density of an x-y cloud as filled bands and iso-lines, with optional points and one contour set per group. — 2D density / contour

3D scatter. Three measures per entity projected into a rotatable cube, with depth shading, floor shadows and click-to-filter points. — 3D scatter

3D surface / wireframe. A measure as a landscape over an x-y grid, rotatable, lit and wireframed, with empty cells interpolated and a contour floor. — 3D surface / wireframe

Bubble grid / punch card. A row-by-column grid of bubbles sized by one measure and coloured by another: two measures per cell, which a heatmap cannot show. — Bubble grid / punch card

Cluster scatter (k-means). Entities plotted on two measures and coloured by clusters found with k-means, with centroids and convex hulls for each segment. — Cluster scatter (k-means)

Clustered heatmap (dendrograms). A category-by-category matrix whose rows and columns are reordered by hierarchical clustering, with dendrograms along the top and left. — Clustered heatmap (dendrograms)

Connected scatter. Two measures aggregated per period and joined in time order, showing how they move together as a path with arrows. — Connected scatter

Contour / 2D density. Smoothed two-dimensional kernel density of two numeric fields, drawn as iso-contours or filled bands with the raw points underneath. — Contour / 2D density

Contour / iso-band map. Iso-lines and filled bands over a measure binned by two numeric fields, or over a 2D kernel density of the points themselves. — Contour / iso-band map

Correlation explorer (matrix + scatter). A compact correlation matrix beside the scatter of the selected pair, with a least-squares fit and R² so screening and drill-down live on one card. — Correlation explorer (matrix + scatter)

Correlation matrix. Pearson correlation between numeric fields, pairwise on the filtered rows, as a diverging heatmap with values. — Correlation matrix

Correlation network. Numeric fields as nodes joined wherever |r| clears a threshold, edge width is strength, colour is sign, and the clusters are bundles of co-moving KPIs. — Correlation network

Correlation ranking (driver bars). Bars of the correlation between one target and every other numeric field, sorted by strength, with n, p-values and significance stars. — Correlation ranking (driver bars)

Curve chart (numeric X). Lines over a numeric X axis (y = f(x)) with optional sorting, running totals, log axes, a base line and labelled markers. — Curve chart (numeric X)

Heatmap. A matrix of two dimensions coloured by a measure, with date grains, top-N rows and columns, and sorting by total. — Heatmap

Hexbin / 2D histogram. A dense x-y point cloud aggregated into hexagonal or square bins coloured by row count or by an aggregated field. — Hexbin / 2D histogram

Motion scatter (play axis). Gapminder-style bubbles that move across an X/Y plane as time advances, with a play button, slider, trails and locked axes. — Motion scatter (play axis)

Parallel coordinates. Each category drawn as a line across several measure axes, coloured by the first measure, with drag-to-brush on any axis. — Parallel coordinates

Parallel sets (categorical flows). Several categorical fields as stacked axes, with ribbons between them sized by co-occurrence and coloured by the axis you choose. — Parallel sets (categorical flows)

Punch card (sized-dot grid). A grid of circles sized by a measure and optionally coloured by a second, for hour x weekday activity or any two-dimension volume read. — Punch card (sized-dot grid)

Quadrant / 2x2 matrix. Bubbles positioned by two measures and split into four labelled quadrants at the mean, median or fixed thresholds. — Quadrant / 2x2 matrix

Rolling correlation over time. How the correlation between two numeric fields changes through time, per period or over a trailing window, with strong and weak zones shaded. — Rolling correlation over time

Scatter. One point per category positioned by two measures, optionally sized by a third. — Scatter

Scatter matrix. Pairwise scatter plots of 3-5 numeric fields on one grid, with histograms on the diagonal, Pearson r per pair and colour by category. — Scatter matrix

Scatter with marginal histograms. A scatter plot with the distribution of X along the top edge and of Y along the right edge, as histograms, density curves or box plots. — Scatter with marginal histograms

Scatter with regression. XY scatter of entities with a fitted model (linear, polynomial, exponential, log, power or loess), R², equation, confidence band and residuals. — Scatter with regression

Shift scatter (before to after arrows). Each entity plotted at a prior and a current position on the x/y plane, joined by an arrow so quadrant moves stand out. — Shift scatter (before to after arrows)

Ternary plot. Entities placed inside a triangle by their share of three measures, each mix normalised to 100%, sized and coloured by more. — Ternary plot

Financial & variance

Actual vs target. Actual as solid bars beside a hatched budget and a lighter forecast per period, with good/bad variance labels and a YTD toggle. — Actual vs target

Ageing buckets. Days past due, dwell days or ticket age banded into 0, 30 / 31, 60 / 61, 90 / 90+ per customer, site or month, with totals, shares and an optional DSO line. — Ageing buckets

Break-even / cost-volume-profit chart. Volume against money: fixed cost, total cost and revenue lines crossing at the break-even point, with the loss and profit regions and the margin of safety. — Break-even / cost-volume-profit chart

Cash-flow runway (13-week). Receipts and payments per period with the rolled-forward balance, a minimum-cash line, shaded breaches and the number of periods of runway left. — Cash-flow runway (13-week)

Financial statement (P&L / balance sheet / cash flow). Statement lines in your own order with subtotals and formulas, scenario and period columns, automatic variance columns and inline variance micro-charts. — Financial statement (P&L / balance sheet / cash flow)

Grouped waterfall (cash-flow statement). A bridge whose steps are banded into sections with a result bar each, in the shape of a cash-flow statement from opening balance through operating, investing and financing to the closing balance. — Grouped waterfall (cash-flow statement)

Integrated variance chart (IBCS tiers). IBCS tier chart: actual against plan, prior year and forecast on one category axis, with an absolute and a percent variance tier under each comparison. — Integrated variance chart (IBCS tiers)

KPI driver tree (DuPont / value tree). A tree of KPI cards where each parent equals its children combined by ×, +, − or ÷, Revenue = Orders × AOV, or the DuPont decomposition, with variance against plan or prior year on every node. — KPI driver tree (DuPont / value tree)

Measures as rows (financial statement). Measures down the side and periods or categories across, statement-style, with indentation, bold totals and variance versus the prior period. — Measures as rows (financial statement)

Multi-tier bar (scenario tiers). Several aligned rows of bars, one tier per measure or scenario, sharing one category axis, the IBCS way to compare actual, plan and prior year without a cluttered clustered bar. — Multi-tier bar (scenario tiers)

P&L calculation-scheme waterfall (vertical, IBCS C12). A top-to-bottom profit and loss statement where detail lines float from the running total, result lines anchor at zero, and a second scenario can sit beside it with absolute and relative variance columns. — P&L calculation-scheme waterfall (vertical, IBCS C12)

Pin / lollipop variance chart. A deviation chart centred on zero: one stem and dot per category, coloured favourable or unfavourable, with a tolerance band and capped outliers. — Pin / lollipop variance chart

Price-volume-mix bridge. Splits the revenue or margin move between two periods into price, volume, mix, new and discontinued products, FX and cost-rate effects, with a ranked contributor drill-down. — Price-volume-mix bridge

Roll-forward / chained waterfall. A bridge per period along a time axis: each period opens at the previous closing, walks through its movements and closes on a balance bar, with the approved plan marked on every close. — Roll-forward / chained waterfall

Stacked variance / contribution chart. The variance to plan or prior year decomposed by driver: favourable segments above zero, unfavourable below, with the net per period and a cumulative walk. — Stacked variance / contribution chart

Stacked waterfall. A bridge whose every step is split into stacked segments by a second dimension, so the step total and what drove it are visible at once. — Stacked waterfall

Top / bottom movers. The dimension values that grew and shrank most between two periods, as diverging bars with the delta, the % change and each one's share of all the movement. — Top / bottom movers

Two-way sensitivity table. A what-if grid: one driver down the rows, another across the columns, each cell the resulting output heat coloured, with the base case boxed and break-even cells outlined. — Two-way sensitivity table

Variance area (actual vs plan over time). Actual and plan as two lines over time with the gap between them filled green where the actual is favourable and red where it is not, switching colour exactly at each crossing. — Variance area (actual vs plan over time)

Variance bar (actual vs budget). IBCS-style actual bars with the budget or prior year as an outline, plus absolute and % variance panels coloured good and bad. — Variance bar (actual vs budget)

Variance bridge (plan-to-actual by dimension). Bridges the plan or prior-year total to the actual with one floating step per dimension value, group subtotals, an Others bucket and a change bracket. — Variance bridge (plan-to-actual by dimension)

Waterfall / bridge. Bridge from an opening total through ordered increases and decreases to the closing total, with subtotals and connectors. — Waterfall / bridge

Whale curve (cumulative profitability). Customers, lanes or products ranked by profit with the cumulative profit curve: it humps where the profitable ones run out, then falls as the loss-making tail is added. — Whale curve (cumulative profitability)

Flow & relationship

Adjacency / OD matrix. A graph as a node × node grid with reordering that reveals block structure, the compact, readable form of an origin-destination table. — Adjacency / OD matrix

Arc diagram. Nodes on a single baseline joined by semicircular arcs, a readable alternative to a force graph for ordered sets such as hub links or team dependencies. — Arc diagram

Bowtie chart. One node in the middle with ribbons fanning left to where its volume came from and right to where it went. — Bowtie chart

Chord diagram. Circular ribbons showing how much flows between the categories of two dimensions, sized by a measure. — Chord diagram

Circular Sankey (loops & returns). Sankey that keeps cycles and self-loops, returns, rework and re-routing ribbons loop around the diagram instead of being dropped. — Circular Sankey (loops & returns)

Co-occurrence (market basket) network. Items bought, viewed or used together in the same basket as a graph, node size is support, edge width the association and colour the lift. — Co-occurrence (market basket) network

Cumulative flow diagram. Stacked bands of the items that have reached each stage over time, so the gaps read as WIP and lead time and the slopes as throughput. — Cumulative flow diagram

Data-bound flowchart / swimlane. A designed process diagram, order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, returns, with every step in its swimlane carrying live counts, times or RAG status. — Data-bound flowchart / swimlane

Event sequence (EventFlow). Per-entity event streams folded into the most common ordered patterns, aligned on a reference event with their time gaps. — Event sequence (EventFlow)

Hierarchical edge bundling. Nodes on a ring grouped by a hierarchy, with edges bundled along it so hundreds of relationships stay readable. — Hierarchical edge bundling

Layered DAG / dependency graph. Directed graph laid out in ranks, supplier tiers, BOM where-used, data lineage, with cycle-closing links drawn dashed. — Layered DAG / dependency graph

Network graph. Force-directed graph of the links between two dimensions, edges weighted by a measure and nodes sized by connections or flow. — Network graph

Path explorer (journeys). Anchor on a step and see the top next or previous steps at every depth, with exits, branch shares and conversion to a goal. — Path explorer (journeys)

Process map (process mining). Discovers a directly-follows graph from an event log: activities, path frequencies, durations, rework loops and case variants. — Process map (process mining)

Sankey. Flows between two to four dimensions in sequence, with link width set by a measure and nodes that cross-filter. — Sankey

State transition flow (alluvial over periods). How entities move between states from one period to the next, as an alluvial over periods, a from-to matrix or a state diagram. — State transition flow (alluvial over periods)

Step funnel & segment comparison. One column per funnel step with step conversion, drop-off between steps and an optional segment split with deltas and significance. — Step funnel & segment comparison

UpSet plot. Which combinations of channels, flags or segments co-occur, intersection sizes as bars, a dot matrix of the combination, and set sizes on the left. — UpSet plot

Value stream map. Lean VSM: process boxes with C/T, C/O, uptime and operators, inventory triangles, push or pull flow and a lead-time ladder with process cycle efficiency. — Value stream map

Venn / Euler diagram. Two or three overlapping circles sized and spaced by the real counts, for set and co-occurrence questions. — Venn / Euler diagram

Hierarchy

Circle packing. Nested circles sized by a measure, packed inside their parent group, with top-N folding and drill-down. — Circle packing

Decomposition tree. Starts from one total and lets the reader split it by any field, in any order, to see what actually drives the number. — Decomposition tree

Dendrogram / cluster tree. Hierarchical clustering of a dimension's values from standardised measures, with branch length as merge distance and a cut that colours the clusters. — Dendrogram / cluster tree

Drill-down chart. A column, bar, line or donut bound to a hierarchy click a member to drill in, with a breadcrumb, drill-up and a nested expand axis. — Drill-down chart

DuPont / ratio tree. The DuPont decomposition over time, ROE broken into margin, turnover and leverage, with a small chart per period on every node. — DuPont / ratio tree

Icicle / partition. Partition layout: one row per level with each block as wide as its share of the measure, top-down or left-right, with drill-down. — Icicle / partition

Mind map. A centre with branches fanning left and right, each level a text-on-line label in its branch's colour, with search, folding and zoom. — Mind map

Sunburst. Radial hierarchy of up to three dimensions: one ring per level, slices sized by a measure, with the total in the centre and drill-down. — Sunburst

Tree / org chart. Expandable node-link tree from nested levels or parent/child fields, every node labelled with the measure. — Tree / org chart

Tree table (ragged hierarchy). A grid whose rows form an unbalanced tree of any depth, chart of accounts, BOM, org, from level fields, a delimited path or an id/parent pair. — Tree table (ragged hierarchy)

Treemap. Nested blocks from up to three dimensions sized by a measure, optionally coloured by a second, with top-N folding and drill-down. — Treemap

Geospatial

Animated map (play axis). A world map animated period by period on a scrubbable play axis, as coloured regions or centroid bubbles. — Animated map (play axis)

Bivariate choropleth. One map coloured by two measures at once, each classified into bands and crossed into an n x n colour matrix with its own legend. — Bivariate choropleth

Bubble map. World map with bubbles sized by a measure at latitude/longitude points or at country centroids, optionally coloured by a second measure. — Bubble map

Chart markers map (pie / bar / sparkline). A mini chart at every location - donut, pie, stacked bar, columns or sparkline - so each place shows its own mix, not just its size. — Chart markers map (pie / bar / sparkline)

Country map. World map shaded by a measure per country (names, ISO2 or ISO3 codes). — Country map

Coverage radius map. Geodesic distance rings around each depot, with every location assigned to its nearest origin and the share of the measure inside each band. — Coverage radius map

Dorling cartogram. Countries as non-overlapping circles sized by a measure, relaxed apart from their centroids so volume beats land area. — Dorling cartogram

Dot density map. One dot per N units of a measure, scattered at random inside each country's real outline and optionally coloured by category. — Dot density map

Geo network (hub-and-spoke). Locations as nodes on the world map joined by straight links, sized by throughput and focused on the hub you hover. — Geo network (hub-and-spoke)

Globe (orthographic). A draggable orthographic globe with countries shaded by a measure, centroid bubbles and animated great-circle lanes - pure SVG, no WebGL. — Globe (orthographic)

Lane map. Origin to destination arcs between countries, weighted by a measure. — Lane map

Layered map. One world map with stacked layers, shaded countries, reference polygons, density, lanes, bubbles and labels, each switchable from the legend. — Layered map

Map small multiples. A trellis of mini world maps, one per category or period, sharing a single colour scale so the panels compare honestly. — Map small multiples

Nearest-hub territories (Voronoi). Cuts the map into nearest-hub territories, assigns every location to the hub that wins it and shades each cell by what it captures. — Nearest-hub territories (Voronoi)

Rotating globe with lane arcs. A spinning orthographic globe: countries shaded by a measure, great-circle lanes between them and bubbles at centroids, all clickable. — Rotating globe with lane arcs

Synoptic panel / SVG floor plan. Drive a pasted SVG floor plan, rack elevation or process diagram with data: every named shape is coloured by a measure, with thresholds, search and drill. — Synoptic panel / SVG floor plan

Tile grid map (hex cartogram). Equal tiles in a schematic map layout, so every region is equally visible however small it is on a real map. — Tile grid map (hex cartogram)

Tables & matrices

ABC / XYZ classification matrix. The 3 × 3 inventory policy grid: items classified A/B/C by value contribution and X/Y/Z by demand variability, with count, value and share per cell. — ABC / XYZ classification matrix

Chart-in-table (IBCS variance). IBCS table with charts drawn in the cells: actual bars with prior year behind, variance bars from a zero line and percentage pins, all on one scale per column. — Chart-in-table (IBCS variance)

Cohort / retention triangle. Acquisition cohorts down, periods since acquisition across: retention, active entities, revenue, average order or cumulative revenue as a coloured triangle. — Cohort / retention triangle

Data grid (Excel-grade). Virtualised detail rows with a sticky header, frozen columns, multi-column sort, inline filters, resizable columns, cell selection with live stats, totals and paging. — Data grid (Excel-grade)

Data profile table

Descriptive statistics table. n, mean, sd, quartiles, percentiles, IQR, skew and CV per category or per field, from the raw rows, with an inline histogram or mini box. — Descriptive statistics table

Exception / alert list. A rule-driven work queue: every row breaching a threshold, grouped by severity with matched-rule chips, age, an SLA countdown, owner, next action and a deep link. — Exception / alert list

Frequency distribution table. Bins of a number, or the values of a category, as rows with count, share, cumulative share and inline bars, with a cumulative target line. — Frequency distribution table

Graphical table (micro-charts per row). One row per member with sparklines, win/loss, data bars, bullets, gauges, icon sets and heat tiles instead of plain numbers, inline SVG, so hundreds of rows stay fast. — Graphical table (micro-charts per row)

Highlight table. Summary table with every measure column coloured by value (sequential per column or good/bad around zero) and an optional sparkline per row. — Highlight table

Input / commentary table. Read-only rows beside editable columns, comments, owners, target overrides and tick boxes, saved inside the dashboard and exportable as CSV. — Input / commentary table

Input / planning grid (what-if writeback). An editable matrix over the real numbers: type a value, a delta or a % uplift, spread a row total across the periods and watch the totals move. — Input / planning grid (what-if writeback)

KPI scorecard table. One row per KPI with actual, target, variance, attainment bar, RAG status, the move against the previous period and a sparkline. — KPI scorecard table

Master-detail table. A grouped grid whose master rows expand in place to a lazily built detail: the underlying rows, a mini chart or KPI cards, nested to several levels. — Master-detail table

Pivot / matrix. Crosstab of row dimensions by a column dimension with a measure in every cell, totals and subtotals, heat colouring and % of row, column or total. — Pivot / matrix

Pivot explorer (drag-and-drop). A self-service pivot the reader re-arranges at runtime: drag fields into Rows, Columns, Values and Filters, expand either axis, and export the view as CSV. — Pivot explorer (drag-and-drop)

Record detail (single row). One row of the dataset as label : value pairs, driven by the current selection, with sections, field renderers and prev/next navigation. — Record detail (single row)

RFM segment grid. Customers scored 1, 5 on recency, frequency and value, placed on the 5 × 5 grid with the standard named segments merged into clickable regions. — RFM segment grid

T-account ledger. Debits left, credits right, a subtotal under each side and the closing balance below, one T per account, as small multiples. — T-account ledger

Table. Summary table grouped by dimensions, or detail rows, with inline bars and totals. — Table

Table with waterfall column (IBCS T04). A statement table whose value column is a vertical waterfall aligned row for row: exact figures on the left, the margin structure on the right. — Table with waterfall column (IBCS T04)

Traffic-light (RAG) status table. Entities down the side, KPIs across, every cell a traffic light with icon, tint and value from per-column thresholds. — Traffic-light (RAG) status table

Variance heatmap matrix. Line items by periods where every cell is the gap between two measures, on a diverging favourable/unfavourable scale centred at zero, with totals and cost-row inversion. — Variance heatmap matrix

Project & time planning

Aging work in progress. Every open item as a dot in its current state, plotted against its age, with cycle-time percentile lines so stalled work is obvious. — Aging work in progress

Burndown / burnup. Remaining or completed work against the ideal line, with the scope, a shaded ahead/behind band and a velocity forecast of the finish date. — Burndown / burnup

Earned value (S-curve). Planned value, earned value and actual cost as cumulative S-curves, with schedule and cost variance shaded, BAC and an EAC forecast to the projected finish. — Earned value (S-curve)

Event calendar. Month, week, day and agenda views of individual titled events, with category chips, a per-day badge and +N more popovers. — Event calendar

Event timeline. Events on a horizontal time axis with labels, in lanes by a category, dots sized by an optional measure. — Event timeline

Gantt. Task bars from a start date to an end date on a time axis, coloured by a category, with optional progress fill and a today line. — Gantt

Kanban board. One column per workflow state with a card per item, WIP limits in the headers, overdue dates in red and optional swimlanes. — Kanban board

Milestone trend analysis. Report dates across, forecast completion dates up: one line per milestone that rises when it slips and lands on the diagonal when it is reached. — Milestone trend analysis

Narrative timeline (cards). Events as rich cards on a spine, title, description, date, category, image and link, for release notes, incidents and regulatory changes. — Narrative timeline (cards)

Resource schedule (bookings). Bookings drawn per resource on a time axis, with overlaps packed into sub-rows, conflicts outlined and utilisation for the visible window. — Resource schedule (bookings)

Roadmap (swimlanes). Presentation-style roadmap: labelled pills packed into sub-rows inside a lane per team or theme, on a two-level year / month calendar with milestones and a today line. — Roadmap (swimlanes)

Spiral timeline. Events on an Archimedean spiral with one turn per year, month, week or day, so recurring patterns line up radially instead of scrolling past. — Spiral timeline

Stage duration (journey). One bar per entity split by the time spent in each stage, derived from an event log or from a row of date columns, aligned on t0 or on the real time axis. — Stage duration (journey)

Stage stepper / progress tracker. Connected step nodes for an ordered stage list, showing how the population sits across stages or how far one shipment has got. — Stage stepper / progress tracker

Status history grid. One row per entity and one discrete square per period, coloured by a state or a measure, nothing is merged, so gaps and one-off breaches stay visible. — Status history grid

Status timeline. Grafana-style state timeline: coloured segments per row showing the dominant status in each time bucket, with semantic colours for ok/warn/error. — Status timeline

Year wheel (annual planner). A circular 12-month planner: a ring per lane, activities as labelled arcs, point events as dots, months on the rim and a today spoke. — Year wheel (annual planner)

Statistical & quality

A/B significance test. Two or more groups compared on a mean or a rate: the difference with its confidence interval, a p-value verdict and a dot-and-whisker of every group estimate. — A/B significance test

ABC analysis. Every item classified A, B or C by its cumulative share of a measure, with per-class totals, an optional ABC x XYZ matrix and a ranked table. — ABC analysis

Backlog ageing / aging WIP. Every open item plotted against its age in the stage it sits in, with cycle-time percentile bands and SLA breaches called out. — Backlog ageing / aging WIP

Cohort / retention matrix. A retention triangle: cohorts by first active period down, periods since across, cells shaded by the share of the cohort still active, its count or a value. — Cohort / retention matrix

Confusion matrix. Actual x predicted as one square class set with the diagonal read as correct, margin totals and per-class precision, recall and F1. — Confusion matrix

Control chart (SPC). A measure over time against its mean and +/- k sigma control limits, with out-of-control points and run-rule breaches flagged. — Control chart (SPC)

Cycle-time scatter (percentile lines). One dot per completed item at (completion date, cycle time) with P50/P85 style percentile lines, flat or as trailing-window curves, for promise-setting and tail drift. — Cycle-time scatter (percentile lines)

Error bars / confidence intervals. An average per category with I-shaped whiskers for its uncertainty: ± standard deviation or standard error, a t confidence interval, percentiles, min-max or your own bounds. — Error bars / confidence intervals

Funnel plot (statistical). Each unit's indicator against its own denominator, with control limits that narrow as n grows, so units of very different size can be compared fairly. — Funnel plot (statistical)

Pareto. Categories ranked largest first with the cumulative share and an 80/20 threshold to separate the vital few. — Pareto

Process capability (Cp/Cpk). A measurement's histogram against its specification limits with the fitted normal curve, Cp, Cpk, Pp, Ppk and the observed and expected fallout. — Process capability (Cp/Cpk)

Q-Q / probability plot. Sample quantiles against the quantiles of a fitted normal, log-normal, exponential or uniform distribution, with a reference line, a confidence envelope and a two-sample mode. — Q-Q / probability plot

Summary statistics / data profile

Survival curve (Kaplan-Meier). A Kaplan-Meier step curve of the share not yet hit by the event at each time, with right-censoring, a Greenwood 95% band, censor ticks, an at-risk table and a log-rank p-value. — Survival curve (Kaplan-Meier)

Time-series decomposition. Splits a series into observed, trend, seasonal and residual panels on a shared time axis, with residual outliers flagged. — Time-series decomposition

Text & narrative

Accordion / FAQ text. Collapsible sections for methodology, definitions and FAQs, typed markdown with live numbers, or one section per value in the data. — Accordion / FAQ text

Annotated chart. A trend or category chart with an authored commentary layer: callouts with live tokens, reference lines and shaded bands. — Annotated chart

Ask a question (NL query). Type a question in plain English and get the chart: a rule-based parser matches your fields, measures, periods and chart hints, no model, no network. — Ask a question (NL query)

Callout / insight card. Status-coloured card with a title and a sentence whose {{Measure}} tokens become live numbers. — Callout / insight card

Change explainer / top movers. Says in words and signed bars what drove the change in a measure between two periods, split by the dimensions you name. — Change explainer / top movers

Code block. Read-only monospace tile with syntax highlighting for SQL, JSON, DAX or Python and live {Measure} and {selected:field} values. — Code block

Commentary table. The numbers next to the note that explains them: a markdown-lite comment per row, numbered markers, author and date stamps, and child notes rolled up to the parent. — Commentary table

Conditional alert banner. A message that appears only when a measure rule breaks, coloured by severity, listing the categories at fault. — Conditional alert banner

Data story / scrollytelling. A guided walk through one chart: each step carries a caption and the chart state it belongs to, and the chart morphs between them. — Data story / scrollytelling

Definitions / data dictionary. A glossary of terms, the dataset's own measures and calculated fields, a list you type, or two fields in the data, with search, formulas and the value in scope. — Definitions / data dictionary

Dynamic title. A heading and subtitle that read the page back to you: live measures, what the filters are set to, the row count and the date range in view. — Dynamic title

Event markers on trend. A trend with vertical event lines and shaded periods, launches, strikes, price changes, read from columns or authored by hand. — Event markers on trend

Explain this value. Decomposes whatever is selected on the page: the measure against a baseline, then the values driving it, in sentences with contribution bars. — Explain this value

IBCS title block. The standardised IBCS page header: a message sentence, an identification line composed from the measures, unit, scale, scenarios and period, and a source note. — IBCS title block

Insight feed. Findings the filtered data volunteers, moves, records, spikes, threshold crossings and the members behind them, ranked as small cards you can pin, dismiss and click to filter. — Insight feed

Long text viewer. Reads a free-text column for the current selection: one wrapped body, or a searchable list of notes with title, date and author. — Long text viewer

Numbered comment markers (IBCS). Zebra-style columns where commented categories carry a numbered marker, with the comment box panel beside the chart. — Numbered comment markers (IBCS)

Quotes / verbatims. Free-text comments as pull quotes with attribution, date, score and a category chip that cross-filters the page. — Quotes / verbatims

Shapes and arrows on chart. A scatter, bar or line with a free-form drawing layer: boxes, ellipses, arrows, lines and labels pinned to the data, draggable in edit mode. — Shapes and arrows on chart

Smart narrative. A written summary of the current selection: totals, growth, trend, leaders and outliers, with live numbers as chips. — Smart narrative

Source and refresh footnote. A compact muted footer line for source, row counts, the last-refresh stamp and the active filters, with numbered footnotes. — Source and refresh footnote

Sticky note. A pastel note viewers can write on in place, stamped with author and date, with live {{Measure}} numbers inside. — Sticky note

Text. Headings and sentences with live numbers from measures. — Text

Ticker tape. A scrolling strip of categories or measures with their current value and the change against the previous period. — Ticker tape

Filters & controls

Action button. A button that runs a dashboard action, go to a page, apply or save a bookmark, reset filters, drill through, open a link or export the rows. — Action button

Action button (URL, email, copy, export with filter context). A button that turns the current filter context into an action: open a URL, draft an email, copy or export the filtered rows, clear filters, jump to a page or apply a bookmark. — Action button (URL, email, copy, export with filter context)

Applied filters bar. Everything filtering the page as removable chips, filters, slicers, the cross-filter click and what-if parameters, with lock, undo and clear all. — Applied filters bar

Bookmark navigator. Buttons generated from the dashboard's bookmarks: apply a saved view in one click, see which is live, save a new one inline. — Bookmark navigator

Chart / table view switcher. Icon toggle that flips a visual between renderings of the same data, chart, table, matrix or hidden. — Chart / table view switcher

Chiclet / button slicer. Values as buttons, image tiles or a mini KPI strip, one click filters the dashboard, and empty tiles dim out. — Chiclet / button slicer

Date range picker. One compact line of resolved dates that opens presets, a two-month calendar and typed boxes, with an optional comparison window. — Date range picker

Drill breadcrumb. Walks a deep hierarchy one level at a time, Region › DC › Lane › Carrier, and filters the page as it goes. — Drill breadcrumb

Drill-down control (breadcrumb). Drill up, down and expand through an ordered hierarchy, with a breadcrumb that reads Europe › Germany. — Drill-down control (breadcrumb)

Dropdown / combo slicer. A one-line combo box with a searchable, type-ahead value list, filters the dashboard without spending canvas space. — Dropdown / combo slicer

Filter by measure (aggregate range). Keeps only the members of a dimension whose aggregated measure falls in a range, lanes above 5,000 parcels, customers under 10% margin. — Filter by measure (aggregate range)

Filter panel (multi-field). Several fields in one widget as cascading controls, dropdowns, lists, tiles, toggles, sliders and date ranges, as a bar, a sidebar or a popover. — Filter panel (multi-field)

Hierarchy slicer. A tree of checkboxes over ordered levels, tick a branch and every value beneath it joins the dashboard filter. — Hierarchy slicer

Hierarchy tree slicer. Drill through two to four levels with tri-state checkboxes, ticking a branch selects every value beneath it. — Hierarchy tree slicer

Histogram range slicer. A numeric range slider with the field's distribution drawn behind the handles, so you see where the data sits before you cut it. — Histogram range slicer

List slicer (associative). Tick values from a list that filters the whole dashboard, with associative selected / possible / excluded states and live counts. — List slicer (associative)

Map slicer. A world map used as a filter: countries in the data are tinted, a click selects one and the whole dashboard follows. — Map slicer

Measure / dimension switcher. One control that rewrites what the page shows, swap the measure (Revenue / Parcels / Margin) or the breakdown (Country / Carrier / Service). — Measure / dimension switcher

Numeric range slider. A dual-handle slider with typed bounds and the column's distribution inside the track, between, at least or at most. — Numeric range slider

Page navigator (tabs). Navigation generated from the dashboard's pages, tabs, pills, a menu, cards or dots, so a multi-page report reads like an app. — Page navigator (tabs)

Parameter panel (scenarios). A form of typed what-if parameters, number, percent, currency, text, date, switch, choice, with saved scenarios, A/B compare and reset. — Parameter panel (scenarios)

Paste-a-list bulk filter. Paste hundreds of order numbers, tracking ids or SKUs from Excel; the control reports matched versus not-found and filters the dashboard to the matches. — Paste-a-list bulk filter

Period picker (year / quarter / month). Finance-style close picker: a fiscal year strip over a month, quarter or week grid, click a period, shift-click a run, or step it with the arrows. — Period picker (year / quarter / month)

Play axis / time scrubber. Steps a date or category field through its values on a timer, animating every chart on the page period by period. — Play axis / time scrubber

Relative date rule. A rolling rule, last / this / next N days, weeks, months, quarters or years, that resolves to a date range and moves forward on its own. — Relative date rule

Segmented control. One joined row of pills that switches a single value, Region, Channel, Status, with an optional All segment and a sliding accent indicator. — Segmented control

Shared legend filter. One legend for every chart that splits by the same field: swatches in the chart palette that filter or highlight the page. — Shared legend filter

Text search filter. Free-text search over one or more columns, contains, starts with, exact, wildcard or regex, plus numeric expressions like >600 or 1-2. — Text search filter

Time brush (overview navigator). Overview-and-detail navigator: drag a window over a mini trend and every other visual on the page becomes the detail view. — Time brush (overview navigator)

Time grain selector. Day / week / month / quarter / year pills that switch the date grain of every time visual on the page at once. — Time grain selector

Time navigator (brush)

Timeline slicer (period strip). A strip of calendar cells under a two-level header, click one or drag across a run to filter every visual to that date range. — Timeline slicer (period strip)

Toggle switch / checkbox. A single labelled switch that turns one “field = value” filter on or off, or excludes it, and shows the rows it would keep. — Toggle switch / checkbox

Top N control. Sets how many members every ranked visual shows, Top 10 / 25 / 50 / All, with an optional bottom-N switch and measure picker. — Top N control

What-if slider. One scenario number, growth, FX, price uplift, a threshold, as a big value with a slider, stepper, typed entry and preset chips. — What-if slider

Layout & decoration

Countdown / clock. Wall clocks across time zones, or the time left to a deadline, fixed, from a date field, or a daily cut-off, with a progress ring and warning colours. — Countdown / clock

Cover / title page. The front sheet of a report pack: title, period, author, up to four key figures, a clickable contents list and a draft or confidential stamp. — Cover / title page

Divider / header. Section header with a title, subtitle and accent, as a rule, a coloured band or plain text; empty, it is a horizontal rule. — Divider / header

Dynamic visibility zone. A pane that appears, hides or swaps on a live condition, row count, a measure, active filters, the selection, the page or a switch, instead of bookmark hacks. — Dynamic visibility zone

Group / layout container. Groups several visuals into one movable, resizable card laid out on its own grid, with a title bar and an optional collapse. — Group / layout container

Icon / status tile

Image. A picture from a URL or a pasted data: URL, fitted or cropped to the block, with an optional caption and link. — Image

Info / help icon. A small i or ? icon that reveals a rich hover card, definitions, caveats and a measure's formula, without spending canvas space. — Info / help icon

Infographic / diagram canvas. Freely placed metric boxes, shapes, icons and images joined by connectors, a live process schematic or infographic you lay out inside the card. — Infographic / diagram canvas

Kiosk page rotator. Walks a wallboard through the dashboard's pages on a timer, with play, pause, skip and a countdown. — Kiosk page rotator

Metric glossary. A data dictionary for your measures, description, formula, format and the value in scope, with owner and source, for governance and board packs. — Metric glossary

Modal / popover launcher. A button that opens a detail panel over the page, modal, drawer or popover, holding charts and tables filtered to the current context. — Modal / popover launcher

Page header / footer. A one-row strip for the top or bottom of every page: three template slots whose {{dashboard}}, {{page}}, {{pageNo}}, {{date}}, {{filters}} and {{Measure}} tokens stay live. — Page header / footer

Rotating / flip tile. One tile that cycles through several figures, measures or the top values of a category, each face with a big number, its delta and a sparkline. — Rotating / flip tile

Shape. Vector shapes for structure and emphasis, rectangles, arrows, chevrons, callouts and stars, with live text and data-driven colour. — Shape

Stamp / watermark. Rotated DRAFT, CONFIDENTIAL or PRELIMINARY lettering as a rubber stamp, watermark, corner ribbon or pill, always on, or only while a data rule holds. — Stamp / watermark

Standalone legend / colour scale. One shared key for the whole page, category swatches, a brushable colour scale, a bubble-size key or a status key, so no chart has to carry its own legend. — Standalone legend / colour scale

Tab / accordion container. Several visuals in one grid slot, shown one at a time as tabs, an accordion, a segmented control or an auto-advancing carousel. — Tab / accordion container

Specialised

Candlestick / OHLC. Open, high, low and close per period from four measures or one price field, with up/down colouring, volume bars and a moving average. — Candlestick / OHLC

Custom chart (ECharts option JSON). Bind a group-by query to an ECharts dataset and write the option as JSON, any chart the catalogue lacks, still themed and still cross-filtering. — Custom chart (ECharts option JSON)

HTML template (data-bound markup). Write your own markup once and it renders per query row, card grids, badge lists, progress rails or ranked tiles, themed, sanitised and cross-filtering. — HTML template (data-bound markup)

Risk matrix. A likelihood × impact grid coloured by each cell's own risk score, with the register counted, dotted or listed inside the cells. — Risk matrix

Vector / quiver field. Arrows or meteorological wind barbs placed at x/y or lon/lat positions, encoding direction and magnitude. — Vector / quiver field

Warehouse slot map (aisle × bay × level). A rack elevation of the warehouse: aisles as rows of rack faces with walkways, bays as columns, levels stacked in each bay, coloured by picks, utilisation or class. — Warehouse slot map (aisle × bay × level)

Word cloud. Distinct values or the words inside a text field, sized by count or a measure and packed on a spiral; click a word to cross-filter. — Word cloud

The rest of the 362 are in the product and have no picture here yet: NPS / rating, Stem-and-leaf, Stem-and-leaf display, Scatter on background image, Cash conversion cycle, Diagram, Cluster map, Custom region map (GeoJSON / WKT), Density heat map, Hex-bin map, Image / floor-plan point map, Route / path map, Trip replay (moving dots), PERT / critical path network, Key influencers / driver analysis, Comment box / data annotations, Column chooser, Image grid / card browser, Video, Web page embed, Tournament bracket.

04 · HANDS ON

Get a feel for all three canvases.

The Data Flow, Dashboards and Diagrams pages each carry a small hands-on sample of their canvas, cut down to run in a browser tab over a sample file. The app itself does far more than any of them.

Get hands-on with Data Flow Get hands-on with Dashboards Get hands-on with Diagrams