Summary:
Allow a single dashboard gadget to display multiple saved filters as switchable tabs or a dropdown, eliminating the need for redundant gadgets when tracking different views of the same dataset.
Problem:
Today, if I need 5 views of my portfolio (Active, At Risk, Overdue, Missing Data, All), I must create 5 separate Filter Results gadgets on my dashboard. This creates visual clutter, wastes screen real estate, and makes dashboards harder to scan — especially on smaller screens.
Desired Experience:
A single "Tabbed Filter Results" gadget where I can:
Assign multiple saved filters (e.g., 3–6 filters)
Toggle between them via tabs or a dropdown at the top of the gadget
Each tab renders the filter results with its own column configuration
Default tab is configurable
Real-World Use Case:
I manage a portfolio of 70+ L2 initiatives. I need quick views for:
Active items (non-done)
At Risk (Yellow/Red health)
Overdue (past due date)
Missing Data (empty status fields)
All (full history)
Currently this requires 5 gadgets taking up my entire dashboard. A single tabbed gadget would give me the same power in 1/5 the space.
Why This Matters Now (Agentic AI Context):
With Rovo and AI agents now capable of programmatically creating dashboards, filters, and gadgets — the inability to consolidate views into a single widget becomes a significant UX bottleneck. An agent can set up everything perfectly, but the end result still looks cluttered because of this platform limitation. A tabbed gadget would make AI-generated dashboards dramatically more usable.
Suggested Approach:
New gadget type: "Multi-Filter Results" or extend existing Filter Results gadget
Configuration: list of saved filter IDs + display names (tab labels)
Optional: per-tab column layout override
Optional: badge counts on each tab (e.g., "At Risk (3)")
Impact: Dashboard usability, screen real estate, admin overhead, AI/automation integration quality.