This chart can be used to provide news-based information to Users as well as links to dashboards and documentation stored outside of Aico.  Below are 2 different examples of a rich text chart. 

Open the dashboard to which you want to add this chart and click on the cog wheel in the top left corner.

Clicking on the cog wheel will take you to the set-up view of your dashboard.

1. Click on Add chart at the bottom.
   
   
   
2. Select the Rich text chart type
3. You can make the chart full screen or drag it to the preferred size if it is part of a larger dashboard where this is only one of the charts.
4. Press Open editor
   
   
   
5. You are now free to add text, images, dashboard links and links to external sites.
   
   Tip: it is suggested that you start by inserting a table (without borders) to help as a guide to the layout.
   
   
   
   
6. Adding text
   
   You can add text directly into the chart with simple editing capabilities such as Bold, italic etc.  You cannot change the font but you can vary the format of the text.
   
   
   
7. Adding images
   
   You can simply copy and paste images into the chart.
8. Adding dashboard links
   
   Use the + icon to add a dashboard link. The text will set what is displayed and the when the user clicks on the specified text in the chart, they will be taken directly to the specific dashboard.
   
   
   
9. Adding links to external URLs.
   
   Use the link icon to add links to external content.
   
   
   
10. One significant use case that some customers might consider is to have a landing page which is simply a rich text chart and does not need to load any Aico document data thereby loading faster.  This would mean that a User simply logging in to Aico to upload a journal would land on this page and could perform their task in the normal way but would not be asking for documents to be loaded when they are not interested in other data