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Tips & Tricks: Organize Your Widgets with Sections for Better Clarity

Tips & Tricks: Organize Your Widgets with Sections for Better Clarity

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Written by Sorcha McVeigh
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Juggling multiple campaigns, KPIs, or team reports on one dashboard? It can get messy fast. That’s where Sections come in handy—helping you group your widgets by campaign, data source, department, or however you work best.

🤔 Why Use Sections in Hurree?

Think of Sections like folders on your dashboard. Whether you’re managing a marketing campaign, tracking product performance, or comparing different regions’ KPIs, Sections let you keep everything tidy and easy to find.

Use them to:

  • Split widgets by campaigns, clients, or connectors

  • Separate team-specific metrics (Sales, Marketing, Customer Success)

  • Align your dashboard layout with your reporting methodology

  • Improve readability for shared dashboards or snapshots

🛠️ How to Create a Section on Your Dashboard

You’ve got two easy options—take whichever suits your style.

🔹 Option 1: From the Dashboard Menu

  1. Open the dashboard you want to organize

  2. Click the three dots (•••) in the top-right corner

  3. Select Create Section from the dropdown

  4. Give your section a name and optional description

  5. Click Create—your section will appear at the bottom of the dashboard

🔹 Option 2: Quick Add at the Bottom

  1. Scroll to the very bottom of your dashboard

  2. Click Create Section

  3. Add your section name and description

  4. Hit Create to confirm

Same result—just a different route.

🧩 Move Widgets into Your Section

After creating a section, simply drag and drop your widgets into it. Rearranging is easy, so you can always adjust as your needs evolve.

💬 Questions You Can Ask the AI Assistant:

  • “How do I group widgets on my dashboard?”

  • “What are sections used for in Hurree?”

  • “Can I move widgets into sections?”

  • “How do I organize different KPIs on one dashboard?”

✅ Pro Tip:

Use clear section names like “Paid Ads – Q2,” “Sales KPIs,” or “Customer Feedback” so your teammates (and future you) can instantly grasp the layout.

🧹 Keep it neat, keep it smart. Sections help you create dashboards that are just as strategic as the data they show.

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