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We would like to be able to monitor the total number of contacts vs the amount of contacts who have a specific propety known. With the goal of reducing the difference in this number monthly.  ...read more

I'd like the ability to edit individually and in bulk, the Original source drill-down 1 and Original source drill-down 2 property values. This would be helpful specifically with correcting imports.  ...read more

It would be wonderful to create a report that collates multiple CTA clicks to provide an overview of multiple campaigns that accomplish the same goal.  Presently I pull multiple reports and keep a single spreadsheet.  I would love to keep an overview of multiple CTA's on my dashboard. ...read more

Attempted this with a custom report based on automated lists, 'Has viewed x blog page', but the report includes ALL lists they're associated with.    It'd be great if either that was removed or there was a standalone report that can break down blog views and show the lifecycle stages of the contact's who have viewed them.  ...read more

Hi HubSpot crew!   Problem:  A lot of our clients (we're HubSpot partner agency), especially our C-level contacts request to see historical data / development of reports over time, instead of only analyzing the current data based on the parameter that are true at the time of the report being pulled.   In other words: Currently the report will only run the current data at this current time. But they want to compare how this data has evolved over time.   Example:  We want to see how the lead scoring developed over time (What was the score at Jan, Feb, Mar, ect)   or   How many users had that property X with value A at that time (even if they don't have it anymore now)   or   How was the conversion rate from SQL to Customer at Jan, Feb, Mar etc. - how is the conversion rate developing over time...   ... and much more use cases.   Possible solution:  Currently we pull automatically generated reports on a daily/monthly basis and compare them. Or we create multiple reports and copy data into new properties such as Q1-20, Q2-20 etc.    But it would be much easier to have this data directly within the report. Either via a 'time-machine-like feature' where a can load a snapshot of a report on specific date. Or in another, more sophisticated way.   Any thoughts, inputs appreciated. I'm happy to provide more use cases.   Greets from Switzerland. Oliver ...read more

It would be great to be able to set custom colors for tasks and content in the marketing calendar to help differentiate them.  ...read more

This information would be very useful to understand how users are interacting with our site and make sure our desired UX is compatible with their browser.   Currently, I am experiencing difficulty tracking our product order form and this would be helpful in determining if the cause is browser-related. ...read more

Would love additional filters in the new marketing calendar - Filter by Product - Filter by Persona  -Filter by prospect communications vs product communications     ...read more

I work for a company with multiple business units, each business unit has its own sales pipeline to keep us sane. Becaue of the multiple business units we also segregate out marketing to address the specific needs of the customers within each business unit.    the ABM feature provides great information, however, I have no easy way to filter for my different sales pipelines and or teams, so all the data is mushed together (seeing we are sending lots of emails, or have 1M in open deals is great, but which business unit/sales pipeline/marketing team is the success attributed to). To make ABM super effective I either need to be able to filter by pipeline, by sales team, or a custom property that identifies the business unit.   From the target account page I can filter by team, however, that feature is lost when you click into a specific company, which leads me back to the question who gets the credit for what they are doing. ...read more