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Currently we can see CVE information in the RMM > Security > Vulnerability portal and even see it listed if we export all the devices into a csv.  However, that information isn't available when creating a report in Brightgauge.  It's important that we can provide an executive summary report that contains new/critical/remediated CVE details to management

When using the Legend in a gauge on a dashboard, we can click to hide certain data.

In my example I have a gauge that displays a service trendline for a group of companies and we can use the legend to filter companies out. When the dashboard is reloaded, this filter is reset.

Bill status of products to be added into the Sales Order dataset

Currently, if you export in CSV multi-layered gauge, it renders CVS file with the accurate number of columns, however, the manes are not preserved so you need to basically reconcile which column in the sheet matches the gauges. The order of the columns is also is not preserved, so if you wan to use the data in CVS, you firs need to do thorough reconciliation.  

Currently if you have scheduled reports using a report template, and then make changes to the template, those changes are not reflected next time the scheduled report runs.

The only way to update the scheduled report is to start from scratch and schedule a new report using the updated template.

Have the ability within a scheduled report config to revert/reset the layout to the active template would be a massive time saver.

I would like the ability to have a gauge that would show which/how many servers have blocked patches. As we get into a more security focused world, some of our clients would like to know what servers did not have patches applied due to being blocked.

It would be very beneficial to be able to report on the team members that are receiving project surveys-  similar to the way that you can report on this from a CSAT perspective. 

Please change the DataSource LogicMonitor - DataSet Device Alerts sync frequency to something much quicker than 4 hours.

30 minutes would be the max that it should refresh. 

A gauge of alerts needs to be more "real-time".

We have more than 100 dashboards and it is not easy to navigate and fin the one we are looking for. We do use the search and add some dashboard in "favorites" to keep them on top of the list, but having a folder structure would be much better.

There's a related post, in this forum, about hidding dashboards from the drop down list.  Having folder would solve this as unused dashboard created by Brightgauge could be moved to a specific folder.