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Find charts viewers miss with the engagement lens

Editors of the dashboard · Updated 8 Nov 2026

The engagement lens draws the last 30 days of viewer behaviour on top of your board in the editor, so you can see which parts people miss. Turn it on with the Engagement toggle in the editor header, or click Show on canvas → in the full engagement report.

The toggle is hidden on drafts, and greyed out until viewers have opened the published board (its tooltip says the Engagement lens "appears once viewers have opened the published board").

What the engagement lens shows

  • Page reach for each page, for example "64%" ("64% of viewer visits reached this page")
  • A "seen" figure on each chart, such as "seen 80%": the share of viewers who opened the page and had this chart on screen. Charts few people reach read "seen 12% · few get here", with the hint that few viewers scroll this far, so "consider moving it up."
  • Question pins on charts viewers asked about ("3 questions"), a sign the chart may not be easy to read

On decks and docs, the lens shows reach per slide or per section and marks the Biggest drop-off.

For example, if a chart near the bottom of a page reads "seen 12% · few get here" and your KPIs read "seen 95%", move the chart up or turn its key number into a KPI.

What changed since you last opened the dashboard

When you open a published board in the editor and something happened since your last visit, a strip at the top of the canvas sums it up: "Since you last opened this, 3 days ago:" followed by counts such as "24 views", "6 people", "2 questions" and "1 answer marked unhelpful".

Click See Audience to open Audience, or Dismiss (×) to hide the strip for this visit.

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