Displaying Saved Search Results on Your Dashboard

Note:

You can use SuiteAnalytics Workbook to query your NetSuite data using the analytics data source, which offers advanced query capabilities. For more information about SuiteAnalytics Workbook and how you can recreate your existing saved searches to workbooks, see the following topics:

• Getting Started with SuiteAnalytics Workbook

• Analytics Data Source Changes

If you are an administrator or a saved search's owner, or a saved search is public or you have been defined as an audience member, you can run the search yourself to view its results. For information, see Accessing a Saved Search.

For saved searches to which you have access, you also can display saved search results in dashboard portlets, or define saved searches as custom key performance indicators (KPIs) to view summaries, comparisons, and graphs of their results on your dashboard.

For information, see:

• Creating Shortcuts to Saved Search Results

• Displaying Saved Search Results in Dashboard Portlets

• Displaying Multiple Saved Searches on Your Home Page

• Custom KPIs

• Adding a Custom KPI to the Key Performance Indicators Portlet

• Using a Custom KPI in a KPI Scorecard

• KPI Meters

• Trend Graphs

• Creating Custom Reminders

Notes:

• When placed in the right or left columns of a dashboard, custom search portlets display only the first 4 results columns of the saved search. When placed in the center column, they display the first 9 results columns.

• You can display up to six custom search portlets on the Home page.

• If you want to display these types of results for multiple date ranges, your saved search must fulfill certain requirements. For information, see Notes on Using Saved Searches as Custom KPIs.

Related Topics

• Saved Searches
• Defining a Saved Search
• Saved Search Email
• Accessing a Saved Search
• Audit Trail for Saved Searches, Reports and Schedules
• Translations for Saved Searches
• Saved Search Examples

General Notices