Actions

An action is event-driven. When an action trigger within a visualization is clicked, it assigns a value to a parameter. Any card with a Cypher query that includes that parameter responds immediately, so visualizations update dynamically based on the selection.

There are two types of actions, used with tables:

dashboard actions
Figure 1. Dashboard actions

Use cases:

  • Click a person’s name → filters other charts with their data

  • Click a cell → navigates to another dashboard page with context applied, allowing drill-down into the data

  • Select multiple rows of orders → another card calculates total order weight

For many use cases, especially proof-of-concepts, this level of interactivity significantly expands what dashboards can do. This enables rapid prototyping, with your dashboard behaving like an app.

Instead of building a graph app with frontend code, sketch one directly in your dashboard.