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Analyze mode is a situation where you can set up custom user interfaces to present measurement data, markers views and view images.
The default dashboard tab windows are L(t) graph, map and marker list beneath each other. You may also have a Live tab. With analyze mode you can both modify the size and positions of these standard windows and you can create other dashboards to view other things or to view things differently.
To enable Analyze mode, edit the project settings and find the Subscription card. Press on the Upgrade to Analyze mode... button. A window will appear asking you to confirm. As of 2026, the Analyze mode costs 3 credits per day. Confirm that you want to enable it and click on Save to actually enable Analyze mode.
Once Analyze mode is enabled, you can add new tabs and windows and enter edit mode to do changes to size, positions and contents of the different windows.
Click the three vertical dots beside the Dashboard tab to get the menu.
Edit tab - This will open a window where you can edit the name for the tab and select any user access restrictions you want for the tab.
Edit windows - This will enter the edit mode for the current tab. You are now able to resize and edit contents of the different windows.
Delete - This will Delete the tab you opened the menu on. You will be asked to confirm the deletion of the tab. And it is not possible to undo.
Copy - This will create a copy of the tab, having the same name, windows, user access and contents.
+ Add tab - This will create a new tab. You will be asked for a name and what default template you will use for the new tab.
+ Add window - This will create a new window in the current tab for you to edit size, position and contents for.
The different windows to choose from are:
•Project map
•Text
•Information
Hover the mouse over the question mark beside each window type to get help about them.
It is highly recommended to try to fit what you need in one display without scrolling. However, if you need more space at the bottom of the dashboard, scrolling to the bottom will give you a possibility to Increase the height of the dashboard.