A View is a saved combination of filters and date ranges layered on top of a Leanmote dashboard. Views turn a generic dashboard into a focused report you can return to in one click.
Why Views matter
Without Views, every time you open a dashboard you re-apply the same filters: this team, this date range, these projects. Views save that combination and give it a name, so weekly reviews and monthly leadership readouts each have their own dedicated screen.
What a View saves
Date range — Today, Yesterday, Last 7 / 30 / 60 / 90 days, This month, Last month, or a Custom Range.
Teams — one or many, with Include sub-teams as a separate switch.
Select projects and Repositories — the scope of boards and code.
Work items — the issue-type selector. This is the one people look for under another name; there is no separate filter for labels or workflow stages.
Parent tasks — narrow to work under specific parents.
Exclude from rework rate — transitions this view shouldn't count as rework.
Working days (Flow Metrics) — whether flow metrics count calendar time or working time.
Tab and panel state on multi-tab dashboards.
Where you'll see Views
Every dashboard with sub-views shows them as nested entries in the sidebar, under the dashboard's name.
Each dashboard ships with a default General View. You can keep that as the global default and create your own alongside.
Common Views to start with
"Last 30 days — all teams" for weekly delivery reviews.
"Last 30 days — Platform team" for team-specific 1:1s.
"This sprint" for sprint-end ceremonies.
"Last quarter — strategic projects only" for portfolio reviews.
Related articles
Creating a View
Editing and filtering Views
Sharing and duplicating Views
Dashboards overview