Administrators can restrict access to ArcGIS Dashboards through their organization settings.

Esri recognizes the importance of adhering to accessibility guidelines and standards for all users of our products, including users with disabilities. An Accessibility Conformance Report for ArcGIS Dashboards is available that describes the conformance level for accessibility features.

ArcGIS Dashboards allows dashboard authors to set the accessible name for each element that is read with screen readers.

If you have feedback or inquiries, you can provide them on the Esri Community ArcGIS Dashboards community page. You can also send an email to dashboards@esri.com. If you are experiencing other issues, contact Esri Technical Support.

Dashboards do not support custom visualizations and themes. The embedded content element can be used to insert visualizations and content not supported out of the box. Many theme properties can be configured in the dashboard's theme settings.

You can embed another app in a dashboard using the embedded content element.

You can embed a dashboard in an iFrame. It is recommended that you make your embedded dashboard as large as possible on the page to maximize usability.

Yes. Web maps can be used in your dashboard regardless of the Map Viewer version used to create them.

Dashboards that are shared with everyone can be viewed by anyone.

You can view dashboards on a mobile device. When you open a dashboard on a mobile device, if the dashboard author has created a mobile view, that view loads. Dashboards that do not have a mobile view configured will load the desktop view on mobile devices. Dashboard authors should take the time to create a mobile view for their dashboard so that they load optimally on mobile devices.

Dashboards cannot be authored or edited on a mobile device.

You can view dashboards on a tablet. When you open a dashboard on a tablet, the dashboard's desktop view loads.