Insight

Please give us the ability to block apps on an individual basis that are marked Not Approved, instead of an all or nothing approach.

It would be nice to be able to add a site to the block list that the student has open in a tab straight from the monitoring page.

When a license expires, make the Licensed status tag go away. It's misleading to have something say it's licensed only to find out it's expired when I go into License Management. Or at least change the tag colors - like Green for Active, Grey for expired

Currently Insight dashboard only allows for tags which includes standard and district created tags. We are seeking to only make district custom tags available.

Would love to have the ability to create a dashboard that tracks VPAT status. Similar to the Privacy Policy change dashboard/alert.

Would love to see the resource usage of the application vs Device. For example, when we go to purchase a new app we would like to see the minimum device requirements to run the app effectively without degraded performance. This would help with purchasing decisions as we would not move forward with an app that our devices wouldn't be able to handle. Similar to NinjaOne?

We would like the ability to have users (C-Suite, Directors, and Principals) pin relevant dashbaords for their own personal use. Currently, only the owner can see dahboards on their main page. We would like for users who the dahsboard was shared with to be able to have the same tab on their main screen rather than having to navigate to "Shared with me"

I would like the ability as a district administrator to create a dashboard, and set this as the default dashboard for any users in a certain role so they don't have to create their own dashboards as soon as their Digital Insight accounts are created.

Tag the difference in APPS vs WEB LINKS on app tiles to see difference up front without having to click into each app and see if it is the app version or the web version.

Right now, you can choose between "approved", "in review", and "not approved". But an "approved" application is not necessarily supported by us. In fact, most aren't. We really need to be able to differentiate between items that are approved for use and ones that are district-supported.