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Tagging Cards
Our team currently performs an audit of our Domo instance once a month to ensure an optimized environment and that users are actually using the metrics provided. We have a lot of projects that are under development so we generally have a "DEV" naming convention and tag for any dataset or dataflow that we know isn't in production yet. This is great for checking on our in development datasets, but we cannot do this on a card level as well.
Proposal:
Add the ability to tag cards in the same fashion as data sets and flows to make them searchable and filterable. This would be useful not only for admins but users as well as long as the tags are maintained properly (monthly audit is suggested).
Azure AD SCIM for DOMO
Would like to see DOMO utilize ADSCIM for bulk filter user and group provisioning. The SSO SAML claims token method is very limited and not a continuous sync. even if it's a 40 mins process for SCIM in Azure, it's better than awaiting for someone to log on to clean up.
dchan17
Select all/exclude selection on filter cards
Ability to choose if you want to exclude a selection, or a select all feature on filter cards. Currently, with the multi-select feature, if you want to exclude one selection you must individually select every single line item one by one except the one to exclude. If you could 'select all' then deselect the one(s) to exclude it would be more user friendly to the end user.
ValerieD
Reduce blank space in dashboards
Dashboards currently have extra space between cards on all sides, and text boxes have a minimum height, which leads to a large amount of blank space both vertically and horizontally. This is especially problematic when creating a dashboard that needs to be exported to PDF or PowerPoint.
Ideally, we need the ability to change the margins within cards and/or the padding between cards. If not, we need to have them reduced by at least 50%.
Rotation of Domo app on iPhones
It is not currently possible to rotate a dashboard on the Domo app on an iPhone. This can be done on Android devices. It would be helpful if we could also rotate on iPhones to make dashboards easier to view.
PDF Portrait Layout
Need the option to select between portrait and landscape layout of pdf exports of dashboards. It would also be very handy to be have the ability to resize cards from whatever dimensions domo automatically resets them to on export.
Maggie
Add option to Trellis/Tiered Date Settings to continue cumulative totals
Currently when using Trellis/Tiered Dates on a card, a cumulative total will reset in the different sections. Whilst this is useful when reporting cumulative totals by periods, trellis/tiered dates need to be removed when cumulative totals are required across different periods. See below examples
Suggesting to add an option to the Trellis/Tiered Date section that disables the cumulative reset to zero.
Craig_Lynch
Chart annotations for table cards
Currently, chart annotations are disabled for table cards.
Allowing viewers to annotate in specific cells would be help the card owners determine changes that need to be made to the data source without having to export the data.
Upcoming January Feature Release-January 24th
We are excited to have new features shipping to customers next week. One of my core goals for our team this year is to improve release transparency. Many of you noticed that we did send an in product announcement last week with a list of the upcoming new features. I have heard from some that they saw it but now want to go back and see the list. While we figure out if there is a more technical way to do this, I did want to share a PDF with the preview screens you would have seen in Domo. Excited to get these features out to all of our users soon!
BenSchein
Allow for Min & Max in the Rank & Window Tile in Magic ETL
The minimum and maximum aggregation are standard calculations that should be included in the rank and window tile but currently are not. They should be added to avoid having to use a group by and then joining back to the dataset for simplicity and efficiency.
GrantSmith