HubSpot Ideas

BHays6

Grouping of Property Values in Custom Reports

When creating custom reports it would be great to have the ability to create custom groups within the report to aggregate/group property level data.  For example, to be able to create an industry report where you're able to group the 150+ industries into say 10 key industries.  Right now a report showing 150+ industries isn't very helpful.  I realize you can create a new property and use a workflow to assign that property but there are hundreds of variations to reporting based on aggregated data.  Another simple use case would be to show deal count within various $$$ values, if you want to see how many deals represent $0 - $10k; $11k - $50k; $51k - $100k; $100k+.  With the ability to easily customize the groupings as needed.

16 Replies
CDerue
Member

good idea, i need it too

LMcCormack2
Member

Being a Salesforce admin, and a new admin to HubSpot, I am surprised to not see the ability to group properties in table reports.  This is a very common requirement.  To have to export a report to get the desired results seems like a step backwards.  Is this anything on the table for future releases?  My work around is quite cumbersome and something I have to do everytime someone requests the report.  No bueno.

DWilde
Member

Totally agree .. we want to use a group of 'Deal Countries' across many reports (EMEA, APAC etc..) + a group of Industries etc..  Without creating a 'pseudo' custom property and then mapping each country to that custom property, there doesn't seem to be a practical solution.   All very cumbersome and a pain in the £$% when it comes to creating multiple and diverse reports ....  

Jo_Hobbs
Participant

I agree with this. I am trying to group Lead Status properties together to show all 'Qualified' (10+ Values) and Unqualified (1 Value) by our system. 

SBiro
Member

We have a custom property (Deal Acquisition channel) with many values and it would be great to be able to group them.

GSchiefer
Member

Dear All,

does somebody know if there is already a solution for the named problem? I would also need such grouping functions just for reporting without maintaining these properties.

Thank you for your kind reply and help.

LHayden
Member

I seventh this idea, we could really use this function!

kikidee125
Member

I'd like to recommend the ability to group properties together in a bar graph chart or pie chart when making a report. Right now I have to do work arounds by creating a new custom property field or assigning the same color to more than one property value.

SShariff
Participant

We need this functionality for our reports on website conversions. At the moment we have a seperate property generated for the language of each country it's downloaded from. 

JSebastian
Member

Upvoting

charliepinker
Contributor

I have this requirement too. Let's say I want to view a pie chart of the different plans our customers on. But let's also say that I can group some plans together (e.g. "legacy", "latest"). So I'd like to group plans A, B & C as "legacy" and plans D, E & F as "latest") so the pie chart actually just shows two segments. I'd have to create a new property currently, and a workflow to keep it updated, just to be able to do this.

BastiSchuhl
Top Contributor

Yes, this would be great... +1!

Currently, a workaround is to create these groupings in the CRM with a combination of a custom Property and Workflows.

E.g. I to group all DACH Countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) in a Report, I would have to

1. create a Custom Dropdown Property called sth like "Territory/Region" with DACH as one option (and e.g. North America, Asia/Pacific, etc.) AND

2. create a Workflow to assign the Territory/Region = DACH value to all Deals where Country/Region is any of Germany or Austria or Switzerland.

3. Use the "Territory/Region" Property instead of the "Country/Region" Property in my Reports

 

While this approach is certainly doable, it only makes sense for long-term analysis and not ad-hoc reporting / grouping where I do not want to create various properties cluttering my CRM data...

 

AlaynaNelson
Member

Definitely need this feature! There are other similar ideas in the forum about this, but upvoting here because it looks like this one has the most traction and this should be something HubSpot prioritizes! For my use case, this is really important for complex open vs closed ticket volume reports - see more below: 

 

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As you can see in my screenshot, I am breaking down the graph by the ticket status, but it doesn't give me further customization of how that data is broken down, it just breaks it down by each ticket status that is known. Hovering over the breakdown, ideally all of the options before "Closed: Conflicts & Disputes" would be grouped as 1 big number called "Open" and the "Closed" would be a group of the "Closed Conflicts & Disputes" and "Closed" so that there are only 2 different colors on my graph. Perhaps clicking on each color could give me more details about which status they are in. I just don't need the graph to be THAT granular by default. I think there might be a default open vs closed tickets report, but I believe it only works for one pipeline, not a combo of pipelines, so giving us more flexiblity to group data our own way would be great! 

CBriffaut
Member

Yes agreed with all of the above
I ended with reports with one deal in each category;
I could create a second property using a calculation to attribute the value of the property to a broader category
I have used "scores" to do this, but it is clumsy when several categories are needed
and in any case it is not flexible, as the borders of my categories might need to be changed when my data changes: for example I am working on conversion time from a prospect to a client. For now I might want more or less than 90 days, but as the team gets better and the conversion process more efficient, we might want to lower the bar. With the current way of doing I would have to amend / duplicate the property - definitely not fluid enough

RLicau
Contributor

I'd love to group this for instance if a property was typed in and there's 10 varaitions.

STogneri
Member

Yes, agree this would be very useful!