> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.wisdom.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Organize a Dashboard with Tabs

Split a dashboard into named tabs, move widgets between them, and share links that open on a specific tab.

Tabs split a single dashboard into named views. Instead of one long page of widgets, or several near-copies of the same dashboard, you can give each audience or topic its own tab, say an overview for leadership and a pipeline deep dive for sales ops.

Everyone who can open the dashboard can switch between its tabs. Adding, renaming, reordering, and deleting tabs requires editor access to the dashboard.

## Add a tab

1. **Open a dashboard you can edit.** Click **Dashboards** in the sidebar and select the dashboard.
2. **Click + next to the tab bar.** The first time you add a tab, the widgets already on the dashboard are collected into an **Overview** tab, and your new tab appears beside it. After that, each click adds one empty tab.
3. **Name the tab.** Click the tab's name and type over it. You can rename a tab at any time the same way.

<Note>
  The tab bar appears once a dashboard has two or more tabs. A dashboard with a single tab looks the same as it always did.
</Note>

## Put widgets on tabs

New widgets are added to the tab you are currently viewing. To rearrange existing widgets, open a widget's menu and choose:

* **Move to tab** to place the widget on another tab.
* **Clone to tab** to copy it, which is useful when two audiences want the same chart alongside different neighbors.

## Reorder or delete tabs

Drag a tab left or right to reorder it.

To delete a tab, click the **×** on the tab and confirm. Deleting a tab removes the widgets on that tab from the dashboard draft, so move any widgets you want to keep first. A dashboard always keeps at least one tab, so the delete option is only available while more than one exists.

## Share a link to a specific tab

The active tab is part of the page URL. Copy the URL while viewing a tab, and anyone who opens the link lands on that exact tab. They still need access to the dashboard to see it.

## Good to know

* Existing dashboards are unchanged until the first time someone edits tabs on them.
* Dashboard filters are shared across the whole dashboard. A filter you set applies on every tab, not only the tab where you set it.

## Next steps

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  <Card title="Build Dashboards" icon="table-layout" href="/improve-wisdom-ai-responses/build-dashboards">
    Arrange widgets, add summaries, and prepare a dashboard for sharing.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Share Dashboards and Set Access Control" icon="lock" href="/using-wisdom-ai-everyday/share-dashboards-and-set-access-control">
    Control who can view or edit each dashboard.
  </Card>
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