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Where can I find the Einstein analytics dashboard?
Here you can see in the app builder the account page, with the compact layout section at the top, followed by an embedded Einstein Analytics dashboard.
What are the widgets in Salesforce Einstein analytics?
An Einstein Analytics dashboard is made up of multiple widgets, similar to a component on a Salesforce dashboard; however, a list filter or date filter is also referred to as widgets in Einstein Analytics, which is something to be aware of. The Dashboard is where users explore and analyze widgets.
Are there different types of Einstein analytics licenses?
Currently, there are 3 types of Einstein Analytics license: Einstein Analytics Growth and Einstein Analytics Plus. How do you access Einstein Analytics from Salesforce? Einstein Analytics is integrated so well with the Salesforce platform, your users may not even be aware they are exploring an Einstein Analytics dashboard vs a standard dashboard!
What is my private app in Einstein analytics?
In Einstein Analytics, each user has their own app called “My Private App”, where you can store reports for your personal use – just like in Salesforce with your “Private Reports” folder, which comes up as default when you save a new report.
How does Einstein analytics work with a logged in user?
Instead of selecting the default “All” value, the dashboard will auto select the Owner Name widget with the logged-in user. However, if the logged-in user name does not exist in the query result, the widget will show All. Auto-selection by the logged-in user (as above) does not stop the user to select other users from the list.
How to embed analytics dashboards in Salesforce Lightning pages?
Embedded dashboards display Einstein Analytics data to your users where it matters the most – there’s no need to navigate to a separate application to surface these powerful reports.
How does analytics work with a logged in user?
At runtime, Analytics retrieves the values of these tokens from Salesforce environment variables—these values don’t come from datasets. “! {User.Name}” Instead of selecting the default “All” value, the dashboard will auto select the Owner Name widget with the logged-in user.