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Mobile Dashboard Widgets: Supported Features and Limitations Guide

Learn which Dashboard Widgets are supported on mobile and how to build effective mobile-friendly dashboards

Written by Piercen Reid
Updated this week

Mobile Dashboard Widget Support

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Learn which Dashboard Widgets are supported on mobile and how to build effective mobile-friendly dashboards. This guide outlines supported and unsupported widgets, feature limitations, and best practices to help you create clear, high-impact dashboards that work seamlessly on mobile devices.


Supported on Mobile?

Most Dashboard Widgets are supported on mobile. However, some are not available.

Below is a quick summary.


Widget Availability Overview

Data & Chart Widgets

Data and chart widgets help teams visualize trends, monitor activity, and review important records on the go. Most chart-based widgets are supported on mobile, while a few more advanced or layout-specific views remain Web app only.

Widget

Supported on Mobile?

Grid View (Widget)

Yes

Chart View (Widget)

Yes

Bar

Yes

Column

Yes

Line

Yes

Area

Yes

Stacked Area

Yes

100% Stacked Area

Yes

Stacked Column

Yes

100% Stacked Column

Yes

Stacked Bar

Yes

100% Stacked Bar

Yes

Pie

Yes

Donut

Yes

Bubble

Yes

Scatter

Yes

Heatmap

Yes

Pivot Table

No

Map View (Widget)

No

Kanban View (Widget)

No

Card View (Widget)

No

Calendar View (Widget)

No


Metrics & Filters

Metrics and filter widgets make it easier to monitor performance, surface key information, and narrow dashboard results while using mobile devices. Many summary and filtering tools are supported, while record-focused widgets are currently limited to the Web app.

Widget

Supported on Mobile?

Summary Card

Yes

Progress Metric

Yes

Comparison Metric

Yes

Filter Widget

Yes

Filter Conditions

Yes

Countdown Widget

Yes

World Clock

Yes

My Work

No

Record Comments

No

Record History

No

Record Details

No

Record Selector

No


Content & Embeds

Content and embed widgets let you bring external resources and rich media directly into your dashboards. These widgets are broadly supported on mobile, so users can access documents, videos, social content, and embedded experiences from their phones or tablets.

Widget

Supported on Mobile?

Google Docs

Yes (Edit Mode supported)

Google Sheets

Yes (Edit Mode supported)

Google Slides

Yes

Google Meet

Yes

InVision

Yes

Vimeo

Yes

YouTube

Yes

LinkedIn

Yes

Twitter

Yes

Facebook

Yes

Figma

Yes

Webpage

Yes

Custom Code

Yes


Layout & Text Elements

Layout and text elements help organize dashboard content and improve readability across devices. Most text-based elements are supported on mobile, while a few structural and spacing components are currently not available.

Widget

Supported on Mobile?

Hero

Yes

Simple Banner

Yes

Heading

Yes

Text Block

Yes

FAQ

Yes

Footer

Yes

Divider

Yes

Data Schema

No

Link Listing Widget

No

Button Row

No

Spacing

No


Understanding Key Terms

  • Widget: A visual block that displays data or content.

  • Chart View: A graphical display of data (bar, line, pie, etc.).

  • Metric: A calculated value, like total revenue or task completion rate.

  • Filter Conditions: Rules that control which records are displayed.

  • Custom Code: A widget that allows embedded HTML or scripts.


Feature Limitations

Some widgets are not supported on mobile devices, including:

  • Pivot Table

  • Map View

  • Kanban View

  • Card View

  • Calendar View

  • My Work

  • Record-related widgets

  • Button Row

  • Spacing

  • Link Listing

  • Data Schema

  • Filter Banner

If mobile access is important for your team, choose widgets marked Yes in the tables above.


Practical Scenarios and Use Cases

1. Executive Performance Dashboard

Scenario: Leadership needs a high-level view of company performance.

Solution: Use Summary Cards, Progress Metrics, and Bar or Line charts to track KPIs (Key Performance Indicators). Add Filter Widgets to switch between departments.


2. Marketing Campaign Tracker

Scenario: The Marketing team wants to monitor campaign results in real time.

Solution: Add Pie or Donut charts to show traffic sources. Use Comparison Metrics to track month-over-month growth. Embed Google Sheets for live reporting.


3. Project Management Overview

Scenario: A project manager needs a snapshot of deadlines and team progress.

Solution: Use Grid View (Widget) for task tracking. Add Countdown Widgets for key deadlines. Include a Filter Widget to show tasks by owner or priority.


Best Practices

  • Use filters to make dashboards interactive.

  • Avoid overcrowding with too many charts.

  • Choose mobile-supported widgets if your team works on the go.

  • Combine metrics and charts for clear storytelling.


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