Here's the lifecycle of most dashboards:

1. Someone says "we need a dashboard"
2. Someone spends two days building a beautiful dashboard with 30 charts
3. Everyone looks at it once
4. Nobody looks at it again
5. Three months later someone asks "do we have a dashboard?" and the cycle repeats

The problem isn't the tool. The problem is that the dashboard doesn't answer questions anyone is actually asking.

A good dashboard does one thing: it tells you whether today is normal or not. Open it, glance at it, know if something needs attention. Close it. That's it.