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  <description>Bravo Dashboard is free software for MultiValue users that seek to create meaningful data portals known as dashboards. The key difference between Bravo Dashboard and other Dashboard Tools is that Bravo Dashboard depends upon a Pick BASIC programmer to write the dashboard widgets. There is little-to-no learning curve for a Pick programmer to start building widgets &#8212; even with no web development experience at all.

Bravo Dashboard allows an administrative user to configure multiple dashboard pages, each with a different layout and collection of widgets. The widgets and dashboards can be restricted to certain users, or made available to all dashboard users. Managing users, widgets and dashboards is done through the administrative web-interface.

Currently it can be downloaded and installed on Linux, AIX or Windows for D3, Universe or Unidata. Support for JBASE coming soon.

Bravo Dashboard is free software and is provided "as is" and WITHOUT any express or implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.

For more detail check out the "Bravo Dashboard page":/legacy/products/bravo-dashboard

h3. Upgrading

Users with older installations of Bravo Dashboard should follow the upgrade instructions in the installation instructions file.

h3. Available Widgets

* A free "D3 Print Queue Widget":/multivalue/codelibrary/reporting-and-business-intelligence/codes/2-D3-Print-Queue-Widget-for-Bravo-Dashboard is now available for D3-bases systems.
* A free "Universe Print Queue Widget":/multivalue/codelibrary/reporting-and-business-intelligence/codes/3-Universe-Print-Queue-Widget-for-Bravo-Dashboard is now available for UV-bases systems.
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