To use ArcGIS Dashboards, the following requirements must be met. You can use dashboards in any of the supported languages.
Supported browsers
When a dashboard with a mobile view opens, the device's screen size is used to load the optimal view of the dashboard. A screen size threshold of up to 600 pixels wide is used, unless the dashboard URL includes a dashboard view parameter. For best performance, use the latest version of the browsers and devices listed below.
Desktop systems
ArcGIS Dashboards supports the following browsers:
- Google Chrome version 138 and later
- Microsoft Edge version 138 and later
- Mozilla Firefox version 142 and later
- Mozilla Firefox version 140 (ESR)
- Safari version 18 and later
Mobile devices
ArcGIS Dashboards supports the following browsers on mobile devices:
- Safari on iOS version 16 and later
- Chrome on Android
Tip:
For the best viewing experience on browsers running on mobile devices, make sure to create a mobile view for your dashboard.
For best performance and full functionality, use the latest version of a browser listed above. Only WebGL-enabled, 64-bit browsers are supported.
Screen readers
ArcGIS Dashboards is tested with the following screen readers:
- VoiceOver with Safari on macOS
- NVDA with Firefox on Windows OS
Account requirements
The ArcGIS account requirements for Dashboards depend on the use case.
Viewing dashboards
Anyone, including anonymous users, can view dashboards that have been shared publicly. Viewing a dashboard that isn't shared publicly requires that you be a member of an ArcGIS organization.
Creating dashboards
To create dashboards, you must be a member of an ArcGIS organization with a user type that includes privileges to create content.
Supported languages
Dashboards supports all the languages ArcGIS Online supports.
If you are signed in, the language is determined by the language settings of your user profile. When the dashboard is viewed anonymously with its organizational URL, the language is determined by the language setting of the organization. For anonymous viewers, the language is determined by their browser's language setting when the dashboard is viewed with the public URL.