Tables - Sorting
Anywhere a table is displayed in Fire, I would like the ability to sort by a column.
My first priority would be Assets since they are where changes happen most often:
- Teams
- Distributions
- Rules
Annie Jackson
shared this idea
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This is a catch-all for requests asking for sorting various tables throughout Chili Piper, including Meetings and Distributions
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Jackie Potts commented
Sort Teams, Rules by Name
It would be helpful to be able to sort assets by the columns provided. Currently they just sort by date, but I would like to sort by name. -
Jackie Jackie Fitzgerald
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We have a long (8+) list of Round Robin meetings that our agents can choose from. It seems like this list is always rearranging itself, perhaps by most recently updated. This list should remain in alphabetical order. It is disorienting and inefficient for our Sales Agents to hunt for the correct meeting each time. Given that our meetings have similar names (ex. Community X Meeting Type A, Community X Meeting Type B, Community X Meeting Type C, Community Y Meeting Type A, etc), it is so much easier to select the wrong meeting from a list when they are listed in a seemingly random order which changes frequently.
We use both Hubspot and the Outlook Add-on to book meetings. This feature request applies to both these places and wherever long lists of meeting types/links appear.
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Michael Eldredge
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It would be useful to reorder the meeting types listed in the ChiliCal Scheduler. Today I believe it lists them in the order created and there is no way to reorder them.
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I have lots and lots of queues and templates in my Chili Piper workspace. Searching for the right queue or template can take a while and I always CTRL + F and then search. Would be awesome if I had a way to sort, based on name, active/inactive, type, or # of Assignees in the queue for usability purposes.
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Add a feature to allow the order of meeting types and queues to be re-arranged. Options could be: drag items into order; up/down arrows to adjust order. This is important when adding a new queue or meeting type that is a higher priority than older queues or meeting types.
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Krishan Patel
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On this page: https://share.getcloudapp.com/P8ulApqASorting the queues by most recently updated or created would be more helpful. As I become a heavier user, this becomes more of a PITA cause I don't want to delete old queues, but I don't plan to use them anymore. Another solution could be having a checkbox to hide disabled queues.
