We added the ability to create a folder while you are in a folder. If you click the "Create Folder" button while you are in a folder, it will create a nested folder. Please let us know if you have any questions.
In order to have better structure for large organizations (or small once with a large amount of automation) this should be an easy fix.
For product team: Wouldnt this be solved quickly by adding a parameter of "parent folder id" and if the main folder is the parent folder return null. That would also make it simple to implement to all existing records by simply adding the feature with all current folders to have parent folder id of null. Quickfix but would save sooooo much time for the end users.
I still don't understand why this is possible for Lists and Emails etc. but not for workflows. Are there any big roadblocks that we don't understand @hubspot Team?
Definetly need this for so I can organize my workflows by campaign within my Marketing workflow folder. It's getting messy. @hubspot team is there a chance we can have this soon?
This is a must feature for those of us who build out very large nurturing campaigns or detailed engagement tracking/redirecting. It gets very unorganized really quickly when all you have is a single folder option.
This is 100% required. We're a relatively small business and the amount of workflows we've set up are pretty tough to manage effectively without this in place
It baffles me something this simple can't be fixed quickly. I'm messaging the CEO. After 3 years of using these forums I've learnt they do very little in terms of influence unless its a top 5 voted topic.
Please add sub folders within workflows. It's extremely difficult to find workflows. Users end up creating the same workflow over and over to accomplish the same thing, but maybe slightly differently to accomodate a different edge case (instead of fixing the original they can't find).
Please add this to the project pipeline ASAP. It blows my mind that this is not a standard feature already. It's the foundation of how every file organization platform is built. Can someone please figure this out as it's a major roadblock for my team?