Dashboards

Dashboards give you a fast, visual overview of your key metrics. Choose from powerful predefined dashboards or build your own to track what matters most to your game.

Predefined Dashboards: Help you monitor core performance metrics without any setup required.
Custom Dashboards: Allow you to tailor your dashboards to match the unique mechanics and features of your game, for example visualizing Design (custom) events or mixing monetization and engagement metrics.

Predefined Dashboard Guide

GameAnalytics comes with a list of Predefined Dashboards to analyze important metrics:

Dashboard	Overview	Metrics
Overview	A quick summary of your game’s performance at a glance	DAU and New Users Users by country Sessions Counts and Playtime Retention New vs Returning Users
Engagement	Evaluate how engaged your players are, how often they return and how long they stay	Retention (D1, 7, 30, etc.) Playtime per user and session New vs Returning Users
Progression	Understand how players move through your game content	Success/failure rates per level Drop-off points Completions and failed attempts
Monetization (IAP)	Track how much your game is earning from in-app purchases	Revenue by day, user and country ARPU, ARPPU, conversion rates Purchase types First purchasers Count of transactions
Ad Impressions (ILRD)	Dig into your ad revenue from mediation partners	Revenue per impression Network and country breakdowns Top-earning ad formats
Ad activity	See how often players engage with ads	Impressions and clicks Ad types (rewarded, interstitial, etc.)
Resource	Monitor how players earn and spend virtual currencies	Sinks and sources for each virtual currency Daily currency flows In-game economy transactions
Health	Track your game’s technical performance and stability across devices and builds	Critical FPS count Error counts by severity Affected users by error severity

How to create a Custom Dashboard

GameAnalytics also supports the possibility of creating your own custom dashboards:

1. Create your dashboard: Go to the Dashboards → Click the Create button.
2. Name your dashboard: Give it a clear name and description.
3. Add a widget: Click the + Widget button to create your first chart.
4. Save the widget: Click Done and the chart will update based on your selections, and then Save to store the widget in a dashboard.
5. Share your insights: Choose whether the Dashboard will be shared with more users and more games.

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Custom widgets are built using the same powerful data querying capabilities used in the Explore Tool. Learn more about all the available options and how to use them here.

Managing and Sharing Dashboards

Sharing dashboards allows you to disseminate insights across your team and Organization without the need for manual data exports or duplicating work.

Accessing Sharing Controls

You can manage sharing settings during the initial save process or at any time for an existing dashboard. To update an existing dashboard, click the Share button located in the top right corner of the dashboard interface.

Sharing configuration

When you open the sharing modal, you can configure the following settings:

Setting	Options	Description
Game Availability	Single game, All games	Choose whether the dashboard is restricted to the current Game or available across all games in your Organization.
User Access	Private, All users	Set the visibility to personal use only or grant access to all users within your workspace.

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The ability to share dashboards across All Games is an AnalyticsIQ Pro feature.

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Dashboard visibility is also governed by your Organization's User Management roles. Users must be invited at the appropriate level (Organization, Studio, or Game) to view shared assets.

Automated reporting

To share dashboard insights with stakeholders who do not regularly access the GA platform, you can utilize Scheduled Reports. This allows you to automatically deliver key metrics directly to subscriber inboxes on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule.