New LUY Nova dashboard

September 2025

The LUY Nova Dashboard is your personal starting point into LUY. Whether you're tracking your most important reports, staying on top of open surveys, or guiding new users with helpful text widgets – the dashboard helps you organize and access relevant information quickly.

The dashboard is fully customizable: you decide what to display and where to place it. And for new users, there will be a ready-made default dashboard that can be tailored to your organization’s needs.

The new default dashboard will follow in a later release, when the dashboard is released to production systems.

Navigating the dashboard

Access the dashboard from the side navigation bar. It is the first entry and will be your new starting point in LUY Nova.

Use the toggle switch in the top right to activate edit mode.
In edit mode, you can:
- Add new widgets
- Move widgets via drag & drop
- Edit or delete existing widgets
- Rename your dashboard

Add and manage widgets

To add a new widget:

Enter edit mode.
Click on the three-dot menu next to the toggle.
Select "New widget" and choose the type.

Available widget types:

Widget type	Description
Text	Display helpful notes, links, or instructions.
Report group	Group reports by tags (great for topics like “Corporate development” or “Security”). Single reports can be tagged in the all reports list, where you can also create new tags to use for dashboard administration. Tags set at reports are seen and are available for all users.
Subscribed reports	Shows reports you're subscribed to. Subscribe or unsubscribe to reports in the report itself or in the all report list by clicking the star.
Subscribed elements	Lists elements you’re subscribed to. Subscribe or unsubscribe to elements in the single element view.
Open surveys	Shows all open surveys assigned to you. Surveys are currently created in LUY Classic and clicking on a open survey also routes the user to LUY Classic to fill out the necessary data.

Widgets display only content you're authorized to view.

Widgets are arranged in a 3-column grid and adapt responsively to your screen size.

What’s next?

In upcoming releases, you can expect:

A default dashboard for all users, alongside the option to create one personal dashboard.
A dropdown menu in the header to switch between personal and default dashboards.
Personal dashboards remain private (sharing will follow later).
Adjustable widget height for more flexibility.