Welcome to the Plugio Gauge documentation for monday.com. This guide will help you set up and customize your dashboard widgets to visualize your board data effectively.
Follow these simple steps to add your first widget to a monday.com dashboard:
Plugio Gauge offers three professional-grade visualization components:
Perfect for tracking KPIs against defined ranges. Ideal for monitoring task completion rates, budget utilization, or any metric you want to track against a target.
Best for visualizing completion status across multiple dimensions. Add multiple series and target lines to compare values side by side — for example, "Completed Tasks" vs. "In Progress Tasks".
Designed for high-impact numbers. Use this to highlight critical metrics like total item counts, summed values from numeric columns, or any key figure from your boards.
Your widgets are powered by real-time monday.com board data. The widget reads numeric columns from your connected boards and connected sub-boards.
In the Data tab, each series lets you select a board from the boards connected to your dashboard. The widget automatically loads all available numeric columns from the selected board.
Each visualization supports multiple series. A series represents one data point — such as a column value from a specific board. You can add as many series as needed and customize each one with a name and color.
The value field for each series accepts:
Variables are reusable data queries that pull aggregated values from your monday.com boards. They can be referenced anywhere a value is expected — series values, bounds, and target markers.
Go to the Variables tab and click Add Variable. You can also create one on the fly by typing @ in any value field.
(completed / total) * 100
Type @ in any value field to see a list of your defined variables. Select one to use it. The widget will automatically resolve the variable to its current value when rendering.
Define custom color ranges (Green, Yellow, Red) for your Gauges. This provides immediate visual context — for example, turning red when a count exceeds a threshold you define.
Set the minimum and maximum values for your Gauge or Progress Bar. Bounds can be static numbers or variables, allowing them to adjust dynamically as your board data changes.
Add reference lines to your Progress Bars to show goals or benchmarks. Like bounds, target values can be static or variable-driven.
Choose from curated color templates or define your own per-series colors. The widget adapts to your monday.com dashboard theme.
No. The widget operates entirely within the monday.com platform using the monday.com Apps SDK. All data fetching and processing happens within your monday.com instance. We never store or transmit your board data.
The widget supports all numeric column types in monday.com, including Numbers, Time Tracking, and other numeric fields. Formula columns and text columns are not supported as data sources.
Yes. Each series and each variable can reference a different board. The dashboard widget automatically loads all boards connected to your dashboard, including sub-boards.
Yes. Use Formula variables to combine values from multiple variables. For example, create a variable for Board A and another for Board B, then create a formula variable that sums them.
Need help or have a feature request? We're here to help you get the most out of your monday.com dashboards.
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