# Maplytics Dashboard

The users can define their Dashboard views for Maplytics and include them as web resources in standard Dynamics CRM Dashboards.

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Maplytics ships with five pre-defined Dashboards for various Sales and Service Modules for different user roles. To set up more dashboards, please refer the ‘Installation Manual’.

* [Power of Dashboards and Charts within Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM – let’s view Category based records!](https://www.maplytics.com/blog/power-of-dashboards-and-charts-within-microsoft-dynamics-365-crm-lets-view-category-based-records/)
* [Improve Data Visualization Experience with ‘View Templates on (Maplytics) Dashboard’ option within Dynamics 365 CRM](https://www.maplytics.com/blog/improve-data-visualization-experience-with-view-templates-on-maplytics-dashboard-option-within-dynamics-365-crm/)


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