Basic pinboard usage
Create a new Pinboard to group and manage related search results. Pinboards are the ThoughtSpot term for a dashboard.
Pinboards act like live dashboards. They are collections of your related charts, tables, and headline.
You can pin charts and tables to any Pinboard that you created, and the Pinboards that have been shared with you with the Edit privilege. When you create a Pinboard, you can share it with other people with either the View or Edit privilege. Pinboards are interactive, allowing you to perform actions like filtering, excluding values, and drill down on the visualizations.
Create a Pinboard
To create a Pinboard:
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Select Pinboards, on the top navigation bar.
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Select + New Pinboard on the Pinboards list page.
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In the New Pinboard dialog box, give your Pinboard a name and description. Then click Create.
Add an Answer to a Pinboard
You can use Pinboards to group related Answers. To add an Answer to a Pinboard:
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While viewing your Answer, click the Pin icon at the top right of the Answer.
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In the Add to Pinboard dialog box, click the + icons next to the Pinboards where you plan to add your Answer.
Alternatively, select Create Pinboard to add the Answer to a new Pinboard.
Download a Pinboard as a PDF file
You can download a Pinboard as a PDF file, without having to download each visualization separately.
Downloading a Pinboard works just as it would when downloading an answer: simply click the More menu 
and select Download as PDF.
For more details, see Download a Pinboard as PDF.
Export a Pinboard as a TML file
You can download a Pinboard as a TML, or ThoughtSpot Modeling Language, file, optionally modify it, and migrate it to another cluster, or re-upload it to the same cluster.
Refer to Migrate or restore objects.
Details about a Pinboard
You can see who authored a Pinboard, when it was created, and when it was last modified by selecting the More menu icon and selecting Pinboard Info.
View Pinboard usage
You can see who viewed or interacted with a Pinboard within the last 120 days. Under the Pinboard title and description, click on the list of names and user icons. A modal appears, listing the user that created the Pinboard, and the users who recently viewed or interacted with it.
Other Pinboard actions
Other Pinboard actions include actions you normally perform on your search as well as actions that you can only perform on a Pinboard.
You can see these options when you select the More menu icon at the top right corner of the Pinboard.
You can also complete actions for a specific visualization in a Pinboard.
You can see these options when you select the More menu icon that appears when you hover over the visualization.
If you make a change to a Pinboard, the system recognizes this and displays an alert message with a Save changes button at the top of the page. Click this button to make your changes permanent.
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