We need a way to truly organize reports and dashboards at scale. Today, the only real option is tags and basic filters, but that doesn’t solve the core UX problems:
- The Name field and its column width in the reports/dashboards library are too small to support a robust naming convention.
- There is no folder structure, so it’s hard to group and browse related reports and dashboards by business unit, team, or purpose.
Our context:
- We’re on Marketing Hub Enterprise / Content Hub Enterprise with multiple teams and stakeholders.
- We maintain a large number of reports and dashboards across different business lines and use cases.
- We’ve tried tags and naming conventions, but the name field length + fixed column width make it impossible to create readable, consistent names that users can scan quickly.
What we’re asking for:
- Folders for reports and dashboards – the ability to create a folder hierarchy (e.g., by department, team, initiative) and move reports/dashboards into those folders, similar to how workflows or file manager can be organized.
- Resizable or wider “Name” column in the reports and dashboards list views, so we can actually see more of the report/dashboard name without severe truncation.
Tags and views are helpful, but they are not a replacement for:
- Browseable folder structures for power users and admins.
- Being able to read a meaningful report/dashboard name at a glance.
This is a day‑to‑day usability issue for us, not just a “nice to have”—it directly affects our ability to govern reporting, avoid duplicates, and help non‑admin users find the correct “official” reports and dashboards.