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Add a gadget from the gallery

How to add a pre-built gadget from the gallery to a new or existing dashboard.

FleetOps has a list of pre-built gadgets in the gallery. They are available for you to use, when you need to create a new dashboard or add a gadget to an existing one.
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On a new dashboard:

  • Open any new or empty dashboard
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  • Click 'Add Elements'
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    Add Elements


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  • Pick 'Add gadget from gallery' and click 'Add'
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Any new or empty dashboard Click 'Add Elements' Pick 'Add gadget from gallery' and click 'Add'


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On an existing dashboard, that already has some other content:

  • Open the dashboard
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  • Open the dashboard menu in the top right corner of the screen
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  • Choose 'Add visualization' -> 'Add gadget from gallery'
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The dashboard Open the dashboard menu in the top right corner of the screen Choose 'Add visualization' ->


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Note: Only stand-alone dashboards can be edited this way. Read how to edit dashboards created from template
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  • This option opens up the gallery containing a wide range of pre-built gadgets which can be edited before adding it to the dashboard
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  • Note that for performance reasons, visualizations for each gadget only load as your mouse moves over them.
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  • Filter by chart type & dataset to narrow down the options or use the search functionality to search for a gadget
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  • Select the gadget and click 'Next'
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This option opens up the gallery containing a wide range of pre-built gadgets which can be edited before


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Optionally set the default date scope, run time / scope filters, comparison option and drill down. Read more


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  • Resize the gadget by clicking and dragging the bottom right corner and move the gadget to the desired position using the drag handle on the top left corner
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  • Click Save on the top right corner of the dashboard canvas to save your changes.
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Resize the gadget by clicking and dragging the bottom right corner and move the gadget to the desired


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What's next


Still using the FleetOps v1/v2 interface? View the legacy version of this article.

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