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Creating a “Custom Widget” under Settings → “Custom Widget” follows exactly the same process described below. The difference is that under Settings → “Custom Widget”, you will see a list of created Custom Widgets, and you can edit or delete them from there (read more about that here).

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Creating a Custom Widget under My Dashboards:

1. Attribute:
   To create a custom attribute chart, click on Custom Widget on the left side.
   • Select “Create” and set the type to Attribute.
     
   • Choose an attribute from the bottom dropdown (for example, Country of Origin to see how many products are distributed across different countries).
     Note: Only feed data register and Universal Text are available in the attribute list.
   • If you do not want to include all active products for the selected attribute, you can filter products by clicking “Edit search”.
     
   • Set a suitable name for the chart and choose the chart type to display.
   • Click “Add” to place it on the dashboard.
   • Adjust size and placement if desired.
     
     Example of a dashboard attribute element:
     
     
2. Completeness (completion rate):
   To create a dashboard chart for Completeness (completion rate), there are 3 steps required before it can be added to the dashboard:
   • Create Completeness (completion rate). Read more here.
   • Create a Custom Widget under Settings → Custom Widget (located under the My Feed column). Read more here.
   • Edit or create a Dashboard under Settings → My Dashboards (located under the My Feed column).
     • Click on Custom Widget on the left side and select an existing one.
     • The options shown in the “Select custom widget” field are only a list of completeness widgets created by following the first two steps above.
       
       Example of a dashboard completion element:
       

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