Who is the dashboard maker designed for?
The maker is designed for sales ops leads, RevOps managers, revenue leaders, and any team member who wants a operating tile added before a meeting. The surface favors speed and clarity over configurability. Role templates ship for AE, SDR, sales manager, VP, CRO, RevOps, CS, marketing, and exec board. The three-dropdown tile model (source, measure, filter) lets a non-engineer build a working tile in minutes. For analytical use cases that need warehouse-scale cross-system joins, Looker or Tableau on top of a dbt-modeled warehouse is still the right lane; Strkr integrates with both.
Does the maker require any coding skill?
No. The dashboard maker is a no-code drag-and-drop canvas. Tiles are three dropdowns: pick a CRM object as the data source, pick a measure (count, sum, average, median, percentile, percent of a group), and pick a filter. No SQL, no LookML, no dbt model, no workbook authoring. For engineering teams that want to render tile data in their own stack, Strkr exposes an open REST API with scoped tokens, so the no-code path and the engineering path coexist on the same data layer.
Can I share a dashboard outside Strkr?
Yes, with permission controls. Publishing generates a URL with a permission list. Sharing with internal users is a permission entry: individuals, roles, or teams. For external sharing (a dashboard sent to an investor or a customer), the admin can issue a scoped share link with an expiry and a passphrase. Scheduled PDF or inline-email digests are another path for recipients who prefer email over a login. Every shared view respects record-level and field-level masking automatically, so an external share never leaks fields the share scope should not expose.
Is there a free tier for the dashboard maker?
A free trial covers the dashboard maker during the evaluation period. There is no permanent free tier; the maker is included on every paid Strkr seat at the listed seat price. Pre-built role templates ship on day one. Custom dashboards, saved views, scheduled reports, and anomaly alerts are included on Pro and above. Strkr AI commentary on tile movement, mobile push alerts, and multi-dashboard screens are included on Scale and Enterprise. There is no viewer meter and no per-dashboard charge, which keeps the maker available across the full team without a budget conversation.
How does the maker handle hundreds of dashboards?
The library carries folders, tags, ownership fields, freshness indicators, template promotion, version history, and viewer-level starring. Dashboards that have not been opened in 90 days flag as archive candidates. When an owner leaves the organization, their dashboards flag for reassignment. Good dashboards can be promoted to templates so patterns propagate across the organization. The hygiene mechanisms let the library stay navigable at the hundredth dashboard without requiring a dedicated librarian role.
Is the maker secure for a regulated industry?
Yes. Dashboard rendering inherits the tenant permission model, so record-level and field-level masking apply automatically. Scheduled reports respect the recipient scope. Audit coverage captures every load, edit, share, and distribution. Strkr is HIPAA compliant with a BAA available for healthcare tenants, GDPR and CCPA compliant, and the SOC 2 Type II report is in progress through 2026-Q4. The maker inherits the platform compliance posture; adding dashboards does not expand the control scope.