New layout sucks. Very hard on the eyes. Way too much white/gray space.

When looking at a view, the very bottom record has an issue when changing a date the calendar runs off of the screen.

In Pivot table I would like to be able to roll-up by custom dates.
Specifically we would like to view revenue of clients based on Financial year and not fiscal year

When creating a filter based on Checklists there are options for "Nothing Checked" and "Anything Checked" but I really could use one that is for "Everything Checked"

The proposed CSS and JS changes would do the following:

• Improve readability for "Views" and "Forms" drop downs
• Hide the default views and forms
• Automatically display admin options when the page is loaded

“PA Action Needed” “Initial File Setup Review Needed” New setups should appear-top to bottom-Oldest on Top

ability to save conditional formatting to be able to use on other views like filters can be used on multiple views

Add Median as an available aggregation option / child function instead of just average and stdev. This will help in situations where you are analyzing things like working days or duration metrics that may have some large outliers that would otherwise skew an Average.

I have a view with several forms.
If I create a new record with one of these form, when I click "Save" I got redirected to the record displayed in the default form for the current view. Which is not relevant in my case.

When clicking "Save", the user does not expect to observe any modification.

Can you ensure that the user stay on the same form when clicking "save" ?

If you have a tablet and you try to use go.trackvia.com on the browser, the result is ugly. Everything is very very small. You can use the website. Try it in portait mode.

It looks better in desktop mode.

On the other hand, on desktop, if you resize the browser windows, you get a responsive result. I think the issue comme from the usage of the meta viewport tag. It is probably only a quick fix...

Why I don't use the app? Because it does not support deeplink yet.

Please add a "view only" user for people who only need to view and access data within a table, report or dashboard. Give them the added ability to "request" a limited user role permission with a click. That triggers an email request to the Super Admin or App admin who can then determine whether or not to upgrade them from a view-only user to a limited user role. Thank you.

It would be great to add this feature to forms. There are old topics about this that have been inactive for a while so thought I'd try to pump the billows to get the topic going again.

I would love to see the python sdk get updated to work with python 3.x. I am building a customer facing app (to serve up some of our customer data) using django and they drop support for python2.7 in 2020. Please update the sdk for python3!!!

I think it should be possible to have a 3rd Variable in the Weekday function that lists a bunch of Public Holidays and removes them from the calculation.

Thanks,

When using the quick filter you need to use the mouse button to click apply. It would be a nice plus to just hit enter and have it apply the filters just like you do when searching within the view. Nothing major, just save a small but of time when filtering data-- it just adds up over time :)

On a production site, we are using Trackvia forms as work instructions that can record the operations have been correctly done.
Some time a text like "Check the tightness of the screws" is not enougth to guide the operator.
That why we would appreciate to have the ability to add pictures in the forms (as template)

Add a map layer. When mapping areas where streets do not exist in the mapping tool it would make the map feature usable to have the ability to add a map layer. Pin the layer corners to GPS coordinates so that new streets can be shown before the maps/satellite images are updated.