Charts, Graphs & Dashboards
Quick Answer: To get a chart from Mo, ask a data question and specify the visualization type β for example, "Show me annual units sold by SKU as a bar chart." Mo renders the chart inline in the conversation, no exports needed.
What are Mo Charts and Dashboards?
Mo Charts and Dashboards let you visualize your inventory and sales data directly inside the Mo conversation. When a visual would be more useful than a table, Mo automatically renders an interactive chart or stat card inline β right in the chat response.
Whether you need a quick metric snapshot, a monthly trend line, or a full high-level dashboard, Mo generates it on demand without leaving Moselle.
Prerequisites
Time Required: Under 30 seconds per chart, under 1 minute for a full dashboard Difficulty: Beginner
Before you begin, make sure you have:
Key Benefits
Instant visualization: Charts appear directly in the conversation β no exports, no spreadsheets
Right format, automatically: Mo selects the most appropriate chart type based on your question
Full dashboard on demand: Ask for an overview and Mo compiles stat cards plus supporting charts in one response
Conversational refinement: If Mo returns a table, just follow up asking for a specific chart type
What Mo Can Generate
Stat Cards
Stat cards are headline metric snapshots for any SKU, channel, or time period. Mo surfaces unit totals, year-over-year growth, period comparisons, and launch context β formatted as clean, scannable cards at the top of the response.
Best for: quick performance checks, period-over-period comparisons, and briefing summaries.
Bar Charts
Bar charts display side-by-side comparisons across SKUs, channels, or time periods. Use them for annual performance reviews, channel mix analysis, or tracking how multiple products are performing relative to each other.
Best for: ranking, comparing groups, and spotting the top or bottom performers.
Line Charts
Line charts plot monthly trends across one or multiple years. Use them to identify seasonality, spot growth patterns, or understand how current performance compares to prior periods.
Best for: trend analysis, seasonality review, and year-over-year comparisons.
Dashboards
Dashboards combine stat cards and supporting charts into a single high-level overview of your business. Ask Mo to "build a dashboard" and it compiles the full view β metrics at the top, charts below β based on your current data.
Best for: weekly reviews, team briefings, and inventory health overviews.
How to Generate a Chart with Mo
Ask a Data Question with a Chart Type
Type a prompt that includes both the data you want and the visualization format. For example:
"Show me annual units sold across my top SKUs for the last two years as a bar chart."
"Give me a monthly trend line comparing this year to last year."
"Build me a dashboard overview of my inventory health right now."
Tip: Name the chart type in your prompt β bar chart, line chart, stat card, or dashboard β to get the right format on the first try.
Review and Refine
Mo renders the chart inline in the conversation. If you want a different format or need adjustments:
"Show that as a bar chart instead."
"Add last year's data for comparison."
"Filter this to DTC channel only."
Your chart is now displayed directly in the conversation β no exports or spreadsheets needed.
Example Prompts
These prompts are designed to return charts and visual outputs rather than plain text tables:
"Show me annual units sold across my top SKUs for the last two years as a bar chart."
"Give me a monthly trend line comparing this year to last year."
"Build me a high-level dashboard overview of my inventory health right now."
"What are my top 5 SKUs by units sold this year? Show it as a chart."
"Give me a stat card summary of my DTC performance year-to-date vs last year."
"Show me which SKUs are at risk of stocking out β visualize by weeks of stock."
"Compare sell-through rates across my channels this quarter as a bar chart."
If Mo returns a table when you wanted a chart, follow up with "show that as a bar chart" or "visualize this as a line graph" and Mo will re-render the output accordingly.
Saving Chart Prompts as Favourites
If you find a chart or dashboard prompt that works well for your regular reviews, save it as a Favourite directly on the Mo page. Saved prompts appear at the top of the Mo interface so you and your team can re-run them with a single click β no retyping required.
This is especially useful for recurring reports like weekly sell-through charts, inventory health dashboards, or monthly trend reviews.
Save Your Favourite PromptsTips for Better Chart Outputs
Specify the time range and SKUs you want to compare β Mo will produce a more precise chart with less back-and-forth
Name the chart type in your prompt (bar chart, line chart, stat card, dashboard) to get the format you want on the first try
Check your active channel filter before prompting for a dashboard β charts respect your current channel view
Pair chart outputs with SKU Card hovers for the full picture: the chart shows the trend, the SKU Card shows live detail
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Mo generate a chart for any data in Moselle?
Answer: Mo can visualize any inventory or sales data available in your Moselle account, including units sold, sell-through rates, weeks of stock, and channel performance. If Mo can report on it, it can chart it.
What if Mo returns a table instead of a chart?
Answer: Just follow up in the same conversation: "Show that as a bar chart" or "Can you visualize this as a line graph?" Mo will re-render the output in the format you need.
Do charts update automatically?
Answer: Charts are generated on demand from your live Moselle data at the time you ask. To see updated data, re-run the prompt β saved Favourite Prompts make this quick.
Can I export a chart from Mo?
Answer: Charts are displayed inline in the Mo conversation. For data export, ask Mo to surface the same data as a table, then use the Export button to download it as a CSV.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Mo returns a table instead of a chart
Follow up with "Show that as a bar chart" or specify the chart type in your prompt
30 seconds
Chart only shows partial data
Check your active channel filter and specify the full time range in your prompt
1 minute
Dashboard is missing expected metrics
Re-prompt with specific metrics: "Include units sold, sell-through rate, and weeks of stock"
1 minute
Chart looks different than expected
Refine by asking Mo to change the chart type, add comparisons, or adjust the grouping
1 minute
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