Google Analytics adds dashboards to see your key numbers in one report
Google Analytics now has dashboards, so you can see your key numbers in a single report. They come with drag-and-drop editing, easier chart building and new chart types.
Key facts
- Platform
- Google Analytics
- Do I need to act?
- No, but worth a look
- Deadline
- None
- Who it’s for
- marketers, founders
- Announced
- 9 September 2026
- Source
- support.google.com ↗
What they said
Read the original ↗“Dashboards”
Why it matters
Building a simple overview of sales, sessions and conversion rate in Google Analytics 4 has meant using Explorations or a separate tool such as Looker Studio. Dashboards let you build that view inside Google Analytics, so everyone checks the same numbers.
What to do
- 1Build one store dashboardMarketing or analytics lead
Add the handful of numbers you report on every week, such as revenue, sessions, conversion rate and top channels.
- 2Share it with the teamMarketing or analytics lead
Point your team and agency to the same dashboard so weekly meetings use the same figures.
Questions
Does Google Analytics 4 have dashboards?
Yes. Google added dashboards in September 2026 for viewing your key numbers in a single report.
Found by our AI agent and checked by Peter Screeton, Founder of Create8. He confirmed the original source is genuine and that this summary matches what it said when published.
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