In a dashboard, tables, charts, event lists, etc., are used to represent data VISUALIZATIONS, and they do so by using panels. Dashboard panels present or display chart data, table data, or summarized data visually in a pleasing manner. On the same dashboard, we can add multiple panels, and therefore multiple reports and charts. Splunk is a popular data platform with lots of customization options and dashboard options. 

There are three kinds of the dashboard you can create with Splunk: 

• Dynamic form-based dashboards: They allow Splunk users to CHANGE the dashboard data based on values entered in input fields without leaving the page. A dashboard can be customized by adding input fields (such as time, radio buttons, text boxes, checkboxes, dropdowns, and so on) that change the data, depending on the selection made. Dashboards of this type are useful for troubleshooting issues and analyzing data.
• Static Real-time Dashboards: They are often displayed on a large screen for constant viewing. It also provides alerts and indicators to prompt QUICK responses from relevant personnel.
• Scheduled Dashboards: These dashboards can be downloaded as PDF files and shared with team members at PREDETERMINED intervals. There are times when active LIVE dashboards can only be viewed by certain viewers/users only.

Some of the Splunk dashboard examples include security analytics dashboard, patient treatment flow dashboard, eCommerce website monitoring dashboard, exercise tracking dashboard, runner data dashboard, etc.