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# Create a Dashboard Module

# Create a Dashboard Module {#ariaid-title1}

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

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
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## Before you begin

Role required: admin

## Procedure

1. Navigate to All.
2. Select the Edit application icon.  
3. Select + in the menu 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.  
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   | 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. |
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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. **Optional:** 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.  

## 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.