Summary Full support for Dashboard Filters across all card types (including Task List cards, which currently ignore them). A new "Saved Dashboard Filters" card: a card with buttons that let viewers switch between predefined filter sets with one click. ---------- The problem Dashboard Filters only apply to some cards today. Task List cards, for example, do not respond to them. This makes it impossible to build a single dashboard that gives a holistic view of an operation across different Areas, Spaces, Projects and Clients. The only workaround is to duplicate the dashboard once per scope (per client, per team, per project) and manually change both the dashboard-level filters and the filters inside each card that doesn't accept dashboard filters. ---------- This workaround doesn't scale: Every new card has to be manually added to every duplicate, one by one. Every change to a card's configuration has to be repeated across all copies. Duplicates drift out of sync over time, so the "same" dashboard starts showing inconsistent data. The number of dashboards grows with every new client or project, cluttering the workspace. Instead of reducing busy work, dashboards end up creating more of it. ---------- Requested solution Full Dashboard Filters support Every card type should respect dashboard-level filters, including Task List cards. If a card can't support a specific filter, it should clearly indicate that rather than silently ignoring it. Saved Dashboard Filters card A new card type that displays saved filter presets as buttons (e.g. "Client A", "Client B", "Design team", "All operations"). Clicking a button applies that filter set to the whole dashboard instantly. Ideally, the creator can name and order the presets, and viewers can switch between them without editing the dashboard. ---------- Expected outcome One dashboard, maintained in one place, that can be switched between different views of the operation (by area, space, project or client) in a single click. Adding or changing a card happens once and is reflected in every view. ---------- Use case We are an agency managing multiple clients and internal areas. We need to see how each client is doing, and also step back and see the whole operation, without maintaining a separate duplicated dashboard for each.