On this page, you will make two of the following Compliance Charts - specifically, the two numbers - Boardings and Violations (Citations and warnigs):
- First, let’s create the “Boardings” number. On the Charts Dashboard, select “Add Chart”
- Set the title to “Boardings”
- Set the Data Source to wildaid.BoardingReports
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Choose a Chart type of Text:
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Choose a Chart subtype of Number:
- Drag _id to the “Number” field and make sure the aggregation method is “COUNT”:
And you should see the total number of boarding reports in the window. Select “Save and Close” in the upper right. 
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On your dashboard, mouse over the chart until you see the ellipses. Select the ellipses and select “Embed Chart”:
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Select the “Authenticated” section, make sure “Enabled authenticated access” is set to “ON”, and set the User Specified Filters to “date” and select the green “SAVE” button:
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Copy the Chart ID:
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Select “Close” to close the “Embed Chart” window.
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Paste the Chart ID into your web application’s src/config.js file under “boardings-count-chart”.
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Now let’s create the “Violations” number. On the Charts Dashboard, mouse over the “Boardings” chart and select the three dots in the corner, then select “Duplicate Chart”:
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Set the title of the new, duplicated chart to “All Violations”
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To filter for records that contain citations or warnings, select “Filter”:
Drag inspection -> summary -> violations -> disposition to “+ filter”:
Select only Citation and Warning:
And you should see the total number of boarding reports with violations in the window. Select “Save and Close” in the upper right. -
On your dashboard, mouse over the “Violations” chart until you see the ellipses. Select the ellipses and select “Embed Chart”:
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Select the “Authenticated” section, make sure “Enabled authenticated access” is set to “ON”, and set the User Specified Filters to “date” and select the green “SAVE” button:
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Copy the Chart ID:
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Select “Close” to close the “Embed Chart” window.
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Paste the Chart ID into your web application’s src/config.js file under “citations-and-warnings”
Onward to the percentage!