Which type of user can create dashboards?

The correct choice is that any user with at least one internal role can create dashboards. In the context of platform analytics and dashboard creation, the system is designed to empower users who have been granted specific permissions through roles.

Having at least one internal role typically means that the user has a defined position within the organization's internal structure, which comes with certain access privileges. These privileges can include the ability to create, modify, and share dashboards, thereby allowing users to visualize and analyze data effectively.

Users without roles typically lack the necessary permissions to engage with dashboard tools, while external users, even with special access, may not have the same level of functionality as internal users. Only administrators often have unrestricted capabilities but are not the only category of users who can create dashboards. Hence, the role-based permission structure supports the idea that any user with defined internal roles can assume responsibility for creating dashboards, enabling them to contribute to data-driven decision-making processes within the organization.