Dashboards¶

Dashboards are used to build screen layouts from system-defined and process-defined panels. This page preserves the available panel types and their configuration shapes while reorganizing them into a clearer reference.

How Dashboards Work¶

Dashboards use a 12-column grid layout. Each panel can span one or more columns, which allows layouts to remain flexible across different screen sizes.

After panels are added, their width can be adjusted to fit the intended screen layout.

System-Defined Panels¶

Emakin defines several built-in panel types.

Worklist Counts¶

Displays the user’s worklist grouped into categories such as Critical, High Priority, Inbox, and Outbox.

Case List¶

Displays a list of cases the user is allowed to view.

Configuration¶

If no configuration is provided, the panel shows the top 10 recently updated cases.

Plain-text configuration example:

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search

JSON configuration example:

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{
    "query": "search",
    "start": 0,
    "length": 50,
    "showFilter": true,
    "preferenceKey": "mydashboard"
}

Work List¶

Displays tasks assigned to the user.

Configuration¶

If no configuration is provided, the panel shows the top 10 assigned tasks.

Plain-text configuration example:

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JSON configuration example:

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{
    "query": "search",
    "start": 0,
    "length": 50,
    "showFilter": true,
    "preferenceKey": "mydashboard"
}

Favorite Tasks¶

Displays the user’s most frequently used processes.

Top Processes¶

Displays a chart of the user’s most frequently used processes.

Average Task Duration¶

Displays the user’s overall task-completion duration.

Link List¶

Displays a list of quick-access links.

Link entries can define:

• Title
• Link

Process Start¶

Displays processes from one or more folders.

Configuration¶

This panel accepts plain text or JSON.

Plain-text example:

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[folder_id],[process_id]

JSON example:

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[
  "folder_id",
  "process_id",
  {
    "process": "myprocess"
  }
]

The preserved documentation notes that items can reference folder IDs, process IDs, or process names.

Process-Defined Panels¶

In addition to system-defined panels, dashboard screens defined inside processes can also be used as panels.

Related Pages¶

• Edit Screens