Every saved widget, in one place.
Every saved widget and report, with who made it, which department it belongs to, and who can see it. Widgets that ship with NearSync appear alongside the ones your team built, and both work the same on any board.
The library holds every saved widget and report with its owner, its department and how far it reaches. Adding one to your board is a click rather than a rebuild.
The library
What's in the library.
Filter by department, or browse everything. Each card tells you what the widget shows, whether it came from NearSync or from somebody on your team, and whether the whole organisation can use it.
Saved widgets and reports, with their owner and access.
Active headcount by department and hub.
Org-wideConversation messages each month.
Org-wideOpen pipeline value by owner and stage, default pipeline.
Org-widePipeline value created each month.
Org-wideShare of replies handled by the AI rather than a person.
Org-wideRecords created by import, by entity and source.
Org-wideProducts currently active.
Org-wideShip, pickup or scheduled service.
Org-wideProducts added over time.
Org-wideTwo measures compared on the same grain.
OrgStock records on file.
Org-wideAccounts with no activity in ninety days.
OrgBuild a widget once, use it on every board.
Add a widget instead of rebuilding it.
When two boards use the same widget, their numbers always match.
- Browse every saved widget and report in one place
- See what each one shows, in a sentence
- Add one to any board you can edit
- Filter by department, or browse all fifteen at once
- Use the same widget on two boards without copying it
Who built each widget.
Who can see a widget follows the board it is on, so there is one set of permissions to manage, not two.
- Start with the widgets that ship with NearSync
- See the ones your own team saved, each with its author
- See the department each one belongs to
- Use either kind on a board; they work exactly the same
- Trace any widget back to whoever built it
Access
Who can do what.
Adding an existing widget to your own board is everyday work. Saving one into the library puts it in front of the whole organisation, so that needs a higher role.
Browse the library and see what each widget shows.
Add a widget to a board you can edit.
Save your own widgets into the library.
Decide who can publish to the whole company.
Admin is the highest role and is not limited by these permissions, so give it only to the small group that genuinely needs it.
One widget, start to finish
One widget, four boards.
It was saved into the library with its author and its department, and the next three teams that wanted the same number added it instead of building their own. All four boards show the same figure.
It uses a shared measure, so the number is the same one everybody else sees.