Agree. Our key issues 1. Add custom properties to the list (number of deals, total deal value, annual revenue) 2. Enable the functionality on custom views - or have an 'Open deals' and 'My open deals' default view is our biggest gap 3. New deal amount - 7 days is too short for us - need month or quarter 4. I'm ok with using company currency - it's consistent for all deals.
I like these. Issue I continue to have as a global company is the abilty to see local currencies. We thankfully have this in the table/board view in Deals but insights in my company currency have no bearing on what my team does. Same with targets: I can't track any progress to target within Hubspot because it only allows this in company currency.
Upvoted. We have chosen to remove the insights in our view so as not to mislead our teams. (It's in the Settings Object > Deals > Setup tab, untick show deal insights)
Thanks for the great ideas to supercharge this feature! In response to a few of you who called this out, I wanted to share that we now support the Deal Insights section across all Deal views. We'll continue to add funtionality to this featue and we will keep you posted on updates as we have them.
Still doesn't allow for customization of currencies, so it's not at all useful. Also now have to hide the the insights every time I click into a new deal view, which is particularly annoying. Have gone ahead and disabled for all users. A step backwards. Very disappointing.
Jumping in to add that the aggregations for MIN, MAX, and COUNT don't appear to work correctly for properties which are numbers set as a percent.
For example, if I'm looking at 4 data points, 10%, 20%, 30%, and 40%, I would expect:
MIN aggregation = 10%
MAX aggregation = 40%
COUNT aggregation = 4
But what I'm getting is:
MIN = 400%
MAX = 400%
COUNT = 400%
It's clear that the COUNT is calculating correctly but rendering wrong — 400% is equal to 4.0, after all. But the error on MIN and MAX I can't explain at all.
We are using multiplke currencies while company currency is USD. The insights show me in $ for these but the the representation is in Cr, Lakh, Thousands which is different from how we read USD in general and becoming difficult to absorb all of these insights. Need help with proper Million marking which was previous to we added multiple currencies in our pipeline. Addition is right but representation is making it difficult to absorb.
Thanks,
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