What is the most common way to restrict access to dashboards?

The most common way to restrict access to dashboards is by user role. User roles allow administrators to define specific permissions and access levels for different users within an organization. By assigning roles, organizations can control who has visibility into certain dashboards, ensuring that only authorized personnel can view or interact with sensitive data.

Roles can be customized based on the responsibilities and needs of various team members, meaning that individuals can be granted access appropriate to their job functions. This helps maintain data security and privacy, especially in environments where different teams may require access to different sets of data.

Other methods, such as user attributes, survey completion, or ticket status, do not typically provide the same level of granularity and control as user roles do for dashboard access management.