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# Using data visualizations

# Data visualizations for the mobile dashboard {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Australia
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* Updated March 12, 2026
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 1 minute to read

Use data visualizations to help identify trends and turning points through indicator scores and visual representation. These data visualizations display the current state of instance data and are used when reporting on
metrics.

The mobile platform supports the following reporting data visualizations.

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| Time series reports Time series reports show you data points over a period of time, for example, the number of cases resolved within the first response. For more information, see [Time series reports for mobile](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/MrKHiIrmcKSqc184pgpR_g "Learn to use time series reports for mobile, which enable you to display a series of data points over successive intervals of time. For example, the number of incidents opened over a certain period. The mobile platform supports the following time series reports, line, spline, and step line."). |   |
| Single score reports Single score reports display a single key value, for example, the number of critical incidents opened by the QA team. For more information, see [Single score reports for mobile](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/my36aPHJscfJowCBEuMQRw "Learn to use a single score reports for mobile. This report is a single value that you can use to share metrics or scores that are key to your business needs. For example, the number of high priority incidents opened by your team."). |   |
| Donut reports Donut reports show how one grouping relates to the total amount, for example, the number of tasks completed by a team compared with the status of other task definitions. For more information, see [Donut reports for mobile](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/CNzit4Y0EKGHLtu0FjxSJg "Learn to use donut reports for mobile, which enable you to see the portions and percentages between different priorities at a single glance. For example, a donut report showing open incidents by priority, enables you to see whether incident counts of different priorities are within acceptable ranges."). |   |
| Pie charts Pie charts show segments that make up a whole. For example, the number of incidents listed by priority. For more information, see [Pie charts for mobile](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/E820mykrMsqH_NdlFk8SPg "Learn to use pie charts for mobile, which show segments that make up a whole. This data visualization enables you to see the portions and percentages between different priorities at a single glance. For example, a pie chart report showing open incidents by priority, enables you to see whether incident counts of different priorities are within acceptable ranges."). |   |
| Bar reports Bar reports compare two or more values. Use a stacked bar report to show information in segments that are proportional to the values they represent. A bar report, for example, can display the number of incidents assigned to employees while a stacked bar report can segment the incidents into categories. For more information, see [Bar reports for mobile](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/bjIJA40y~e~t4MgOoxHJ8Q "Use bar reports to compare individual or aggregate scores across data dimensions. Each bar represents a specific category of data. A stacked bar report helps you differentiate between each segment within a category. Mobile dashboards support vertical bar charts."). |   |
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