👀 What's New?

• You can now insert dynamic custom values into dashboard/report widget conditions and elements using the new {} picker.
• Supported in widget conditions — wherever you enter a text value (e.g. Address, Source field).
• Supported in dashboard elements — Embed (URL), Title, or Text box.
• Location fields available: Location Id • Location Name • Email • Phone • Website • Address • City • State • Country • Postal Code • Timezone
• User fields available: User Id • Email • Phone • Role • Type • First Name • Last Name • Name • Full Name.
• Custom values — everything you've created under Settings → Custom values is available in the picker, organised by folder.
• Tokens resolve automatically per sub-account when the dashboard is viewed.

👷 How It Works:

1. Open a dashboard and switch to Edit mode.
2. Add or edit a widget — go to the Conditions tab. Or add an Element (Embed, Title, or Text box).
3. Click the {} button next to any text input field.
4. Browse or search across Location, User, or Custom values.
5. Select a field — the token is inserted (e.g. {{ location.name }}).
6. Save. Switch to View mode — the token resolves to the real value for that location automatically.

🌟 Why It Matters:

1. One dashboard for every location — build a single dashboard template and every sub-account sees their own name, address, and data — no duplication needed.
2. Dynamic embed URLs — insert a location ID or custom value into an embed URL so each location loads their own external report automatically.
3. Personalised dashboard experience — titles, text boxes adapt per location, making dashboards feel purpose-built for each client.
4. Faster agency setup — what used to take multiple manual setups now takes one.

⏭️ What's Next?

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📝 Notes:

1. Custom value insertion is available to dashboard editors only.
2. If a token has no value set for a location, it resolves as blank in view mode.
3. Location and User system fields are available by default — no setup needed. Custom values require prior setup under Settings → Custom values.