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Organization level reporting #8924

Open clarkus opened 2 years ago

clarkus commented 2 years ago

Is your feature request related to a problem?

We don't do much reporting at the organization level. Some users have expressed the need to roll up dashboards from multiple projects into a single monitoring point. This makes sense at the organization level hierarchically.

Describe the solution you'd like

The ability to compose a dashboard of insights sourced from various projects within the same organization. This would be dependent on an insight being able to be referenced by multiple dashboards. The solution could be much like the existing solution, just with and additional step of selecting a project as part of the insight's source.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Nothing comes to mind yet

Additional context

Thank you for your feature request – we love each and every one!

peterjgrainger commented 2 years ago

Thanks for creating the feature request @clarkus. It would be enough to be able to use add existing insights from existing dashboards. The main use case we have is comparing different products we sell from independent product teams.

Ideally if we could have one insight taken from multiple projects. That would be really useful!

pimterry commented 1 year ago

I've just run into this too, I'd find this super useful!

In my case, there are multiple disparate projects for a few fully independent products, and then I'm currently setting up an additional project to track top-line financial metrics directly in Posthog too, just to centralize all reporting here. I have good detailed dashboards for each project, but I'd really like to pull up the insights from each into a whole-org cross-project dashboard, so it's possible to see everything that's going on everywhere at a glance.

I've tried rolling this myself with dashboard embedding, but browser embedding functionality for non-trivial content like this is limited at best, so it seems like it needs to be built-in unfortunately.