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SSR Terminology

Terms used, Terminology, and understanding what this means in SSR

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Written by Jo Bigg
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Here is a table of key Definitions for Service Geeni's Dashboard and Reporting module.

SSR Glossery Table:

Term

Equivalent / Related Terms

Definition & Function

Components

Dashboard Elements

Items such as charts, tables, KPIs, slicers, and visuals that make up a dashboard layout.

Data Elements

–

The raw building blocks used inside dashboards and reports to present information.

Dashboard Report

Visual Report

A report that combines multiple visual components into a single interactive dashboard.

Dashboard Designer

Visualisation Screen

The workspace where you build dashboards, including tools for layout, data binding, and styling.

Dashboard Scenarios

Preconfigured Components

Saved dashboard components such as tables, charts, or slicers that can be reused across dashboards.

Data Attributes

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Individual data values within a dataset. Can be formatted, calculated, sorted, or aggregated.

Data Binding

Data Connection

Links a component (table, chart, KPI) to a dataset so it can display live data.

Dataset

DB / Database

The collection of data tables available for reporting, powering dashboards and visualisations.

Documents

Reports / Dashboards

A general term for both reports and dashboards created and stored in SSR.

Favourites

Favorites

A user-level collection of frequently used reports and dashboards for quick access.

Inspector

Settings / Properties Panel

The panel used to control visual formatting, behaviour, and advanced settings for a component.

Reports

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Tabular visualisations used to display data results, often forming part of a dashboard.

Visualisation

Dashboard / Report

A graphical or tabular representation of data such as a pivot table or chart.

Data Source

Database / Dataset

The SG data tables used behind dashboards, containing the information being reported.

Bound Attribute & Dimensions

Datafield

Methods applied to fields to define their role in a visualisation, such as grouping (Dimensions) or calculations (Measures).

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