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A chart is a saved analysis. Every analysis type in Klaritics produces one — a funnel, a retention curve, a stickiness distribution, a pivot table, an engagement matrix. Saved Charts is the listing of every chart you are allowed to access in a project.
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Saved Charts, listing every chart you can access in the project.

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Where charts come from

Charts are created from the Create Chart or Dashboard action, which groups what you can build into three categories.

Behavior Analytics

Funnels, Retention, Pivot Tables, User Sessions, Stickiness, Engagement Matrix, Impact Analysis.

Charts

Line, Stacked Line, Bar, Stacked Bar, Column, Stacked Column, Pie, Metric.

Default Templates

Flow Analysis, Feature Adoption, Product KPIs, User Activity.

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Charts are independent of dashboards

This is the rule that explains most of the behavior in this section. Charts can be pinned to dashboards, but they do not belong to them. The two are separate resources with separate permissions, in both directions.
Deleting a dashboard does not delete the charts it contained. They remain in Saved Charts until you delete them explicitly.
Being able to edit a dashboard does not let you edit the charts on it, and chart-level permissions are always checked before chart data is exposed.

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What the listing shows

The listing displays only the charts you are allowed to access, based on each chart’s visibility.

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Next steps

Manage charts

View, edit, share, duplicate, and delete.

Pin to a dashboard

Put a chart on Overview or a dashboard.

Permissions

How effective permission is resolved.

Saved Dashboards

Collections of pinned charts.