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id: en/dashboard-reporting/can-i-also-see-organic-data-in-the-bidx-dashboard
title: "Can I Also See Organic Data in the BidX Dashboard?"
category: dashboard-reporting
subcategory: create-manage-dashboards
language: en
updated_at: 2025-11-25
url: https://help.bidx.io/en/dashboard-reporting/can-i-also-see-organic-data-in-the-bidx-dashboard/
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# Can I Also See Organic Data in the BidX Dashboard?

## Overview

The BidX Dashboard provides organic KPIs such as **Orders \[Organic\]** and **Revenue \[Organic\]**. You can use these metrics in various visualizations – like line charts, bar charts, or scorecards. Choose your preferred visualization whenever you create or edit a chart element under **Values (y-axis)**. This grants you detailed insights into both your paid results and the revenue and orders generated organically.

## Accessing the Function

To view organic data, go to **Dashboards** in the main menu and open the dashboard you want. You can either add a new element or edit an existing chart to include organic KPIs.

## Step-by-Step Guide

### Step 1: Create a New Element or Open an Existing One

First, navigate to **Dashboards** and select the dashboard you wish to work with. Click **Add Element** to start creating a new chart. Alternatively, you can open and edit any existing chart using the context menu.

**Note:** If you have view-only access, the option to add new elements may be greyed out.

### Step 2: Configure Chart Type and Basics

Next, define the basic structure for your chart. Here you select the **Chart Type**, **Date**, and **Grouping (x-axis)**. The time interval determines for which period the organic metrics are shown. The x-axis grouping controls whether metrics are broken down daily, weekly, etc.

### Step 3: Select Organic Metrics

Now scroll to **Values (y-axis)** and open the selection dialog. Here you’ll find tabs for **Organic**, **Paid**, and **Total** KPIs. The **Organic** tab displays only organic metrics, such as **Orders \[Organic\]** (count of all orders not attributed to ads) or **Revenue \[Organic\]** (sum of revenue generated purely organically). This is especially helpful for tracking a product’s organic development over time or by market. When you select a metric, it will show as a line, bar, or value based on your chart type. The **Selected Metrics** area shows in real time which KPIs you’ve added. With **Primary Metrics** and **Additional Metrics**, you can order them by drag & drop, displaying the most important KPIs prominently. Note that some chart types limit how many metrics can be selected at once.

### Step 4: Confirm Your Selection

Once you’ve made your choices, confirm in the dialog by clicking **Save**. If you want to cancel, click **Cancel**. This allows you to easily control which organic KPIs are added to your chart.

### Step 5: Finalize the Chart

In the last step, check your chart preview and save the element by clicking **Save**. The chart is now created or updated in the dashboard. If you combine different KPIs – such as organic and paid – make sure the scale and axis settings are clear so values remain easily comparable.

## Settings & Options

Using dashboard filters, you can further narrow down your view – for example, by marketplaces, specific products, or other dimensions. Filters directly affect all displayed organic KPIs. The **Manage Templates** feature is also helpful: it lets you save often-used dashboard setups with organic metrics for other users or accounts and quickly reuse them.

## Limitations & Special Notes

- Depending on your user role and permissions, you might not be able to add or edit dashboard elements.
- Organic data like **Orders \[Organic\]** and **Revenue \[Organic\]** will be shown as long as they are available for your account.
- If you don’t see any metrics, it could be due to unavailable data – in this case, please contact support.
- The display of organic metrics can vary based on the chosen time period and attribution logic. Allow some time for the data to update as needed.

## Tips & Best Practices

- Start with separate charts for “Organic” and “Paid” to compare their performance clearly. Later, you can combine both in a single chart to visualize the interplay.
- Set **Primary Metrics** (for example, **Revenue \[Organic\]**) as your main value and add **Additional Metrics** like **Orders \[Organic\]**.
- Choose meaningful time periods – such as weekly or monthly – to better identify developments and trends.
- Before saving, check if any filters are active that might affect organic KPIs.