Which combination of widgets is described as available for a Dashboard?

• A. Blogs, Contacts, Email Lists, Menus
• B. Watchlists, Reports, Blogs, Company Alerts
• C. Reports, Recently Accessed Documents, Watchlists
• D. Reports, Blogs, Calendars, Linked In

Answer: (B)

Dashboards are built from widgets that surface quick-access information you need to monitor and stay updated on. The best choice includes a mix of elements that a CLM dashboard is designed to show: watchlists for tracking items, reports for data visualization, and communication/updates like blogs and company alerts. Watchlists let you keep an eye on specific contracts or items, while reports give you at-a-glance metrics and trends. Blogs provide internal updates or knowledge posts, and company alerts push timely notices to the team. This combination covers both actionable data and timely communications, which is why it’s described as available for a Dashboard.

The other options mix items that aren’t typically presented as dashboard widgets in CLM, such as personal contacts, external social feeds, or navigation-only elements, which don’t fit the dashboard concept as cleanly.