# How to configure the default Dashboard

When clients sign in to the B2CORE UI for the first time, they see the default **Dashboard**. As an admin, you can change the widgets and the layout of the default **Dashboard** to show the most important information for your clients.

The default dashboard configuration is restored by clicking the **Reset** button.

To set up the default dashboard configuration, do the following:

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Navigate to **Promotion** > **Dashboard**.
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For widgets that you want to show on the **Dashboard**, enable the switches located in the **Show by default** column.
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To allow clients to close widgets shown on the **Dashboard**, enable the switches located in the **Delete** column. For such widgets, the **Close** (⨯) button will be available in the B2CORE UI.
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To set up a widget size and location on the **Dashboard**, select a widget from the list, and then click the **Edit** button located in the **Actions** column.
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On the **Edit** page, specify the widget size in points by entering integer values in the **Width** and **Height** fields.

The dashboard width is limited by 50 points, and the width of a widget cannot exceed this value.

The minimum width as well as the minimum and maximum height vary for each widget and depend on the data it displays. If the values that you have specified are not accepted, a corresponding error message is displayed.
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Locate the widget on the **Dashboard** by specifying the coordinates in the **Position X** and **Position Y** fields. Only positive values are accepted. Positions X and Y indicate the coordinates of the upper-left corner of the widget.

To locate the widget on the **Dashboard** properly, the sum of the values specified in the **Width** and **Position X** fields must be less than or equal to the **Dashboard** width, which is 50 points.

`Width + Position X <= 50`
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Click **Save**.
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