Snap-ins Overview

Snap-ins are added to tabs on your global or application Dashboard. Snap-ins are supported on PC computers and the iPad.

The Dashboard contains two fixed columns for snap-ins. The left column is 1/3 the width of the page and the right column is 2/3 the width of the page.
When snap-ins are added, they are added to the bottom of the left column. You can then re-position them and order them as desired.

Snap-ins can be:

Customized. Changes you make to a snap-in will persist during the same session. After logging out, default settings apply. Some settings on some snap-ins do persist from session to session, for example resizing a snap-in.
Dragged to either the left or the right columns of the Dashboard, as well as re-ordered. Click in the snap-in’s header and drag-and-release the snap-in in the new column or new position within a column. You can decide which order you would like them to display in.
Collapsed by clicking on the snap-in’s title bar
Deleted from the Dashboard. Drag the snap-in to the section at the top of the page labeled "Drop here to remove." This area only appears while you are dragging a snap-in.
Added to one or more Dashboard tabs. From each global or application tab where you want the snap-in to appear, click Add Snap-in, select a snap-in, and click OK.

How to Use Snap-ins

To organize your snap-ins, you can create up to seven tabs. Click on the plus sign ( + ) next to an existing tab, type a name for the tab into the field that appears, and press Enter.
To add snap-ins to a tab, at the Dashboard, click the Add Snap-in link at the upper right of the screen, select one or more snap-ins from the pop-up that appears, and click OK. In the pop-up, from the global Dashboard all available snap-ins will display; from each application’s Dashboard, only snap-ins available for that application will display, based on user permissions.
To add more than one snap-in at a time, hold down the CTRL key while left-clicking the snap-in names to select them, and then click OK to add them.

If the Dashboard is longer than the browser height, a scroll bar appears for your browser. This scrolls the full Dashboard rather than the contents of a single page.