Well I'm behind on writing up the official docs for this in Sideview Utils itself, but at this point I've spilled the beans and a number of people have started doing it successfully.
It's already written up in this answer here: http://splunk-base.splunk.com/answers/72088/saving-the-current-configuration-on-the-dashboard
If you follow the steps in that answer, then when you save searches, they'll be saved with a little snapshot of the relevant keys, right into the savedsearch stanza in savedsearches.conf.
One side effect to be aware of, is that when the user clicks a savedsearch link to come back to this view and re-run their savedsearch, the URL will very briefly be ?s=saved_search_name and then it will quickly redirect to ?search.name=saved_search_name . This is a normal state of affairs, until Sideview Utils has a replacement for the AppBar module.
Also note that since that referenced Question and Answer, Sideview Utils 2.4 came out with the new Checkboxes module, which gives you a nice new option to reduce complexity in complex views where you were using multiple Checkbox modules.
http://sideviewapps.com/apps/sideview-utils/
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