Hi Kris,

In order to make it dynamic, the first step is make your dashboard dynamic by using a feed. I understand from your post that the context of both your Visio and dashboard is ‘an element’ from a certain protocol, so as a first step, in the dashboard, I would add a dropdown component and fill it with ‘all elements’ and then add the specific protocol as ‘a filter’. This way, your dropdown should list all the elements of that protocol. The other components in your dashboard should then link to the dropdown ‘Elements’ feed in a way that they use it as their element (for example linking to ‘protocol parameter’ in combination with ‘element feed’.

In your Visio file you can use placeholders like [this elementID] in your url so that the correct elementID is passed as initial value for the dropdown in the dashboard.

This could be the first step to see if the linking works well. Typically you don’t want to have that dropdown of elements in your dashboard. If that is the case, you can remove the dropdown and use the ‘url’ feed instead. That one is always available and looks to what arguments are available in the url.