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# Advanced dashboards

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### How do I install Advanced dashboards?

Find the installation procedure in [this article](/doc-plugins/plugin-glpi-network/advanceddashboard.md)

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### What is advanced dashboard used for?

Advanced dashboard lets you build your own dashboards using SQL queries made directly on the database. You can then integrate them into tiles on your dashboards.

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**This plugin requires knowledge of SQL and the structure of the GLPI database.**
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### Since dashboards are native, why install *advanced dashboards* ?

Advanced dashboards allow you to create your own dashboards from SQL queries. This means you can completely customise the construction of the graph that will be inserted on your dashboard.

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### Why can't I see the plugin in the marketplace?

Make sure you have a standard [licence](https://glpi-project.org/fr/tarifs-glpi/) or higher to benefit from this plugin.

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#### Can a dashboard set up in Advanced Dashboard be shared?

Yes, in the SQL editor tab of your dashboard you'll find the sharing icon. Click on this icon to share dashboards via a direct link or an iFrame.

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