Cleaner Dashboard Reports in GoHighLevel

Dashboard Reports now have a more consistent layout across GoHighLevel. The main change is not what the reports do. It is how the reporting area looks and feels while you use it.

GHL refreshed the visual design for key parts of Dashboards and Custom Reports. This includes the header, navigation, breadcrumbs, side panel, modals, widget cards, loading states, and error states. Charts and widgets also got the same cleanup, including numeric widgets, bar charts, donut charts, line charts, tables, funnels, Google Ads, Facebook, Google Analytics, and Widget AI Summary.

Before this update, some reporting screens could feel a bit uneven. One page might look slightly different from another. Now, Dashboard Reports feel more connected from start to finish. The report builder, report list, schedule page, clone flows, filters, datepicker, and custom metric builder all follow the same visual style.

The best part is that your setup stays intact. Your dashboards, reports, widgets, filters, custom metrics, and data do not change. This is a cleaner coat of paint, not a rebuild of the house.

Dashboard Reports are where your numbers either make sense or turn into a mess. When the layout is clean, your team can read the data faster and make better calls without digging around the screen.

This update helps reduce small points of friction. Filters look more consistent. Widgets feel more aligned. Report pages are easier to move through. That matters when you are checking leads, ad results, sales numbers, booked calls, or campaign performance.

For agencies, this also helps with client trust. A cleaner report area feels more polished during reviews. You are not changing the data, but you are making the experience easier to follow.

This is useful for agency owners, VAs, marketers, and teams that manage reports across many sub-accounts. It also gives GoHighLevel a stronger base for future reporting updates, which means cleaner work now and better improvements later.

This is a Labs toggle. You are not changing your dashboard data, report setup, widgets, filters, or custom metrics. You are simply turning on the refreshed Dashboard Reports UI so the cleaner reporting experience becomes available in your Dashboards and Custom Reports area.

Here are the steps to set it up:

• Access the Settings area in GoHighLevel.
• Open Labs in Settings  and Turn on the Dashboard Reports UI Update.
• Confirm the Dashboard Reports Refresh Is Active.

To start, make sure you are logged in to your GoHighLevel sub-account.

• Go to the bottom of the Main Menu on the left-hand sidebar.

1.1 Click the Settings gear icon ⚙️.

• This opens the Settings dashboard for your sub-account.

2.1 Inside Settings, scroll toward the bottom of the menu.

2.2 Click Labs.

• This opens the Labs feature list.

2.3 Look for Dashboard and custom reporting – UI consistency update in the list.

2.4 Use search bar, type Dashboard and custom reporting to find it faster.

2.5 Toggle Dashboard and custom reporting – UI consistency update to ON.

• The toggle should turn blue when the setting is active.

2.6 Click Show More if you want to review the update details.

• This lets you see more information about what is included in the refreshed reporting layout.

• This makes sure you are seeing the new reporting experience.

3.1 Go to the Main Menu on the left-hand sidebar.

3.2 Click Dashboard.

• This opens the Dashboard area inside your sub-account.

3.3 Confirm the layout looks cleaner and more consistent.

• Check the dashboard header, date picker, quick filters, widget cards, loading states, empty states, and report styling.

This is the main benefit of the update. Dashboard Reports now look more consistent across Dashboards and Custom Reports. Your data stays the same, but the reporting area feels cleaner, easier to follow, and more polished for team or client reviews.

After you turn on the refreshed Dashboard Reports layout, start with the reports your team uses most. Check the dashboards tied to client calls, ad reviews, lead tracking, sales numbers, and monthly reports first. Those are the screens where a cleaner layout will matter the most.

If you use custom CSS, review those dashboards before sharing them with clients. This update changes the visual style of dashboard components, so some custom styling may need a small adjustment. It is better to catch that early than explain a strange layout during a client review.

Also test your datepicker, quick filters, ad widgets, analytics widgets, tables, funnels, and custom metrics. These are common areas your team will click often. If something looks off, use the feedback button inside GHL so the team can review it while the update is still in Labs.

Cleaner Dashboard Reports will not fix bad data, weak tracking, or messy reporting habits. But they do make it easier for your team to read the numbers, move through reports, and spot what needs attention.

For agencies, this can make client reviews feel more polished. When you open a dashboard with clean cards, clear filters, and a consistent layout, the conversation stays focused on results. You spend less time explaining the screen and more time explaining what the numbers mean.

This is also helpful for internal work. Your team can check leads, ad results, funnel progress, sales activity, and campaign performance with fewer visual distractions. It is a small update, but small friction adds up when you manage reports every week.

Dashboard Reports in GoHighLevel now feel cleaner, more consistent, and easier to use. This update does not change your data or rebuild your reports. It simply improves the way Dashboards and Custom Reports look as you move through them.

That is useful for agency owners, marketers, VAs, and teams that spend time checking results. A cleaner reporting area helps you review numbers faster, catch issues sooner, and present reports with more confidence.

Turn it on in Settings → Labs, then review your key dashboards before your next client call. Have you tested the refreshed Dashboard Reports layout in GoHighLevel yet?