Dashboards and Custom Reports in Ignite Funnels now share a single visual style. Headers, navigation, filters, charts and widgets have all been rebuilt to look and behave the same way, so moving between a dashboard and a report no longer feels like moving between two different tools. None of your data, widgets or saved reports have changed.

What exactly changed on my screen?

This is a visual update applied across every screen in Dashboards and Custom Reports. Every chart and widget type now uses the same card styling, the same loading state and the same error state, and the filter panels and date picker follow one shared design.

• Header, navigation, breadcrumbs, side panel and modals are visually unified
• Numeric, bar, donut, line, table and funnel widgets share consistent styling
• Advanced filters, the quick filter panel and the date picker use the same visual language across dashboards and reports
• The custom metric builder, including the formula builder and filter panel, has a cleaner layout
• The report builder, report list, schedule page and duplicate flows are aligned end to end
• Widget AI summary, Google Ads, Facebook and Google Analytics widgets are all included

How do I switch it on?

The refreshed design is available as a Labs option, so you choose when to move across. Turning it on applies to your whole account and loads automatically the next time you open Dashboards or Custom Reports.

1. Go to Settings, then Labs.
2. Enable Dashboard and custom reporting – UI consistency update.
3. Open Dashboards or Custom Reports. The updated design loads on its own.

What happens to my existing dashboards and reports?

Everything stays exactly as it was. Your dashboards, reports, widgets, filters and custom metrics all carry over untouched, because this update changes appearance only. No functionality, data or automation behaviour has been altered.

One thing worth checking: if you have added custom CSS styling to a dashboard, review it after switching, because the rebuilt components may need small adjustments. Minor spacing differences in some areas are expected and are part of the alignment work.

Who should turn this on?

Anyone who spends time in reporting will find the screens easier to read and quicker to scan. If you rely on custom CSS on your dashboards, set aside a few minutes to review those styles before you roll it out to your team.

You will find it in Settings > Labs, then open Dashboards or Custom Reports.