# fetchDashboardInput
Input parameters for fetching dashboard data with filtering and pagination.
### Examples
```graphql
input FetchDashboardInput {
scanId: String
limit: Int
orderBy: OrderBy
dateRange: DateRangeFilter
filters: [InventoryTypes]
owners: [String]
appIds: [String]
tagIds: [String]
isSingleRepoScan: Boolean
apps: [String]
orgUnits: [String]
severities: [Int]
categories: [Int]
tags: [String]
conditionalFilters: [IssuesTrendDataConditionalFilters]
}
```
### Fields
| Field | Description | Supported fields |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| scanId `String` | Specific scan identifier to retrieve data from | |
| limit `Int` | Maximum number of results to return (default: 10) | |
| orderBy [`OrderBy`](/api-documentation/api-reference/api--issue/types/inputs/order-by.md) | Sorting configuration for the results | field OrderByField
direction Direction
|
| dateRange [`DateRangeFilter`](/api-documentation/api-reference/api--issue/types/inputs/date-range-filter.md) | Date range filter for organization scores (default: last 7 days) | from Float
to Float
|
| filters [`[InventoryTypes]`](/api-documentation/api-reference/api--issue/types/enums/inventory-types.md) | Inventory type filters for dashboard data | |
| owners `[String]` | Filter by application owners | |
| appIds `[String]` | Filter by specific application identifiers | |
| tagIds `[String]` | Filter by tag identifiers for role-based access control | |
| isSingleRepoScan `Boolean` | Whether this is a single repository scan | |
| apps `[String]` | Filter by application identifiers | |
| orgUnits `[String]` | Filter by organizational unit identifiers | |
| severities `[Int]` | Filter by severity levels | |
| categories `[Int]` | Filter by category levels | |
| tags `[String]` | Filter by tag identifiers | |
| conditionalFilters [`[IssuesTrendDataConditionalFilters]`](/api-documentation/api-reference/api--issue/types/inputs/issues-trend-data-conditional-filters.md) | Filter by conditional filters | condition IssuesTrendDataFiltersCondition
fieldName IssuesTrendDataFiltersFieldName
values \[String]
|
### References
#### Queries using this object:
* [\ getIssuesTrendData.getIssuesTrendInput](/api-documentation/api-reference/api--issue/queries/get-issues-trend-data.md)
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