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Cockpit view with the multi-table visual hierarchy

Posted on January 19, 2026January 19, 2026 By Jeroen Scheper

A while back, I posted about the new visual hierarchy that became available (link here). This feature is now extended, which allows you to create your own multi-table visual hierarchy šŸ˜. Personally speaking, I love this feature since it is a great and organized visual representation of the data.

multi-table visual hierarchy

In this post, I will explain the new part of this multi-table visual hierarchy experience, and for the basis of this feature, I do like to refer you to my earlier post.

Configure multi-entity visual hierarchy

In the example above, I would like to add the Work Order to the cockpit view, but you could also create a hierarchy from scratch, as explained in my earlier post. In order to configure the enhanced multi-table visual hierarchy experience, you can follow the next steps:

  • Open theĀ Sales Hub app
  • Change the area in the bottom left settings and navigate toĀ App Settings
  • Within theĀ General SettingsĀ section, selectĀ Visual Hierarchy
  • Open the Visual Hierarchy, which, in my example, is Account Cockpit View.
  • Click on the + icon above the table you would like to add this, this could also be a subtable, as you can see above
  • Select the Table, Work Order
  • Select Add.
  • Configure the table options as explained in my previous post.
  • Save the Visual Hierarchy

Now it is ready to test. So when opening an Account and launching the Visual Hierarchy from the ribbon.

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