Suggestions for Improvements – Web-Based Editing
Hi Guys,
About three weeks ago, we updated to version 25.05.27002, and we must say: the new Web-Based Editing tool is fantastic.
We’ve already started encouraging our end users to try it out for creating small or personalized reports.
Congratulations to the entire TARGIT team for the continuous evolution of the platform!
We would just like to share a few improvement suggestions for the new tool. I’ll divide them into two sections: one focused on end users and the other on developers.
Developers:
Here are a few ideas that could help improve the experience for those who develop and publish dashboards for end users:
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Allow developers to add multiple measures or dimensions at once (bulk selection).
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Allow items to be added directly into a folder, instead of having to add them first and then drag them manually.
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Allow bulk editing of dimension properties (editing rights), such as whether the dimension can be used in the criteria bar, if it's single selection, etc. One suggestion would be to apply these settings at the folder level.
End Users:
This section includes suggestions that impact the experience of end users. These are actually even more important than those for developers, since developers configure things once—but end users interact with the reports regularly.
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Add a search box so users can quickly find a dimension or measure to include in their report. Currently, they need to browse manually.
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Dimensions and measures folders should appear collapsed by default, to improve navigation and reduce visual clutter.
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Users should be able to remove subtotals. When multiple dimensions (e.g., 7) are added, it generates 7 subtotals, which makes the report look heavy.
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Users should be able to use user dimensions in filters, just like in standard reports. This would require adjustments both on the developer side (to enable it) and on the end user side (to apply it in filters).
Thank you for your attention.
We hope our feedback contributes to improving an already excellent platform.
Kind regards,
Tiago Felsky Silveira

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