Branding with View Configurations

Modified on Thu, 25 Sep at 6:17 AM

We’ve extended the Branding feature with a powerful enhancement: you can now store view configurations as defaults inside your Branding presets.

This means Branding doesn’t just define colours, fonts, and themes — it now also controls how new views behave by default, such as whether bar charts have rounded ends, gridlines are hidden, or line charts use smooth curves.


⚠️ Note: To use this feature an Enterprise licence is required.


Why this matters

Until now, Branding applied only stylistic presets (colours, fonts, light/dark mode). View options — like line thickness, gridlines, or filter settings — had to be configured manually for each new view.

The only way to ensure all your views of a certain type looked the same was to copy/paste the view.

With this update, you can capture and reuse view configurations across all future reports. This delivers:

  • Consistency – every new chart, filter, or table follows the same defaults

  • Efficiency – no more reapplying the same settings every time

  • Stronger branding – reports look and behave the way your organisation expects


How it works

The recommended way to set up Branding with view configurations is:

  1. Create a dedicated project

    • Add one example of each view type you want to standardise (e.g., bar chart, line chart, table, filter).

    • Customise these views exactly how you want them to appear by default (rounded bars, hidden gridlines, smooth curves, line widths etc.).

    • NOTE: Map view layers styling are currently not part of the branding view configurations.


  2. Export styles from the project

    • In the Report, click the three-dots menu in the toolbar.

    • Choose Styles

    • Choose three-dots menu and choose Export.

    • Make sure to tick Include view configurations.


  3. Now, go to the folder where you want to apply these defaults and import into Folder Branding.

    • Go to Folder branding > Edit Report styles.

    • Import the exported XML file.

    • All new reports in that folder will now use your branding styles and saved view defaults. 









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