In two lines: a dashboard can have several pages, each with its own name, order and set of widgets. This way you split a large report into thematic sections instead of stacking everything into a single view.
How do I manage the pages?
From the dashboard editor you work with the report's pages:
- Click Add Page and give it a descriptive name (for example, "Overview", "Campaigns", "SEO").
- Drag to each page the widgets that belong to it.
- Reorder, rename or use Duplicate Page to reuse a layout that already works for you.
- Use Hide Page to take it out of view without deleting it, and Show Page to activate it again. Delete Page removes it completely.
How do the pages look when sharing and exporting?
- In the PDF, each page becomes a separate section, with its own header. Hidden pages are not included.
- In the client portal, your clients navigate the pages by their name. That's why it's best to use clear titles oriented to them, not internal names.
To publish the report, see the article Share and export your dashboard.
A structure that works well with clients: first page with the executive summary (KPIs + a text note), and one page per channel or service with the detail. Those who want the headline see it on the first; those who want to go deeper, continue.
Still have questions?
Ask MIA, the MB Suite AI assistant: open it with the MB AI button (⌘J) in the top bar. MIA knows the section you're in, so you can ask it directly about what you see on screen.