Show all personal email reports, custom alerts of all sites at once, (and Heatmaps, sessions, forms, media), not only the ones of the current selected site #7076
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c: Data Integrity & Accuracy
c: Email Reports
For bugs and features related to their analytics reports received by email.
c: Segments
Segmentation and Segment editor related improvements and fixes.
c: Usability
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When opening Custom Alerts Management we show all configured alerts of all websites. The name of the website an alert belongs to is displayed in a column.
On the contrary eg. in Email Reports we display only configured reports of the current selected site. To see all configured reports one has to switch through all websites separately which can take a long time. As there usually won't be many email reports we should display all of them at once similar to Custom Alerts.
Similar behaviour for Goals with one difference: There might be many Goals. Here we would need paging or a different solution. Or we would just leave it like it is currently. TBD
At least Email Reports and Custom Alerts should work the same way meaning displaying all entries of all websites by default. Still display a website selector so people can filter per website. Selecting "all websites" in site selector shows all entries of all websites again.
When changing this also the Email Report creation might need to be changed for consistency. In Custom Alerts one can select the website in the "Add new custom alert" form whereas this is not the case in "Email reports". Not saying one solution is better than the other only that we need to make sure they work the same way.
Re priority: Probably rather mid term than short term?
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