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title: "BigPicture 08 Dec 2025"
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> Macro (aura-html)

 **Release date**: 12/8/2025 

Our team is thrilled to announce the latest release of BigPicture!

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# Enhancements

> Macro (excerpt)
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> ## Reports templates
> 
> ### Reports can be saved as templates for the Reports module
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> Now you can quickly set up your reports using predefined templates. 
> 
> The Reports module can have multiple tabs, helping you to manage and organize your reports.
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> ![image-20251204-124834.png](media://5929bb2b-0e37-40f2-8e54-3eb88bc4f5c5)
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> To make changes to the reports, switch to the **Editor mode.**
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> ![image-20251204-124958.png](media://d40b003f-7d71-4ecb-ba89-19824ab23cbf)
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> You can save the current set of reports as a new template. The template includes a list of reports and their configuration. 
> 
> **Note**: Templates cannot be edited at this time. If a change is needed, a new template can be created, and the old one deleted. 
> 
> To create a template:
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> 1. Switch to the **Editor mode**.
> 2. Adjust the reports in a tab.
> 3. Click the **Save as template **button.
> 
> **Permissions**
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> Box editors and box admins can delete or overwrite templates they created. The app admin can overwrite and delete any template.
> 
> Box viewers cannot edit reports and templates.

## Scope definition

### You can narrow down a box scope using Jira labels

The items in a box that have been added to a box (spaces, boards, filters) can be limited to include only the ones that have specified labels. The “AND” operator is used. This field retrieves labels from Jira (data type “Labels”).

For example, the SAFe ART (Smart house) box shown below will contain tasks from PI PLANNING and OBJECTIVES FOR PI PLANNING that also have an “AMBER” label added to them. Items from those spaces without that label are automatically excluded from the scope of the box. 

Multiple labels can be used at the same time. 

![image-20251201-122901.png](media://21c014aa-ee28-42f6-a44a-d61d5c796969)

## Task structure

### Link-based builders allow for a more flexible multi-level task tree

The combined use of built-in and link-based structure builders allows for setting up a multi-level structure of similar items (for example, nesting stories under tasks, without the need to create sub-tasks). 

![image-20251201-123758.png](media://3c1baeb1-a5d1-4498-b2c9-e8a60764db93)

With the task structure set up as shown above, when you manually change the task nesting in the tree, the change is allowed. The items are linked with the “relates” link in Jira, while all items keep the same epic as their parent.

If a built-in builder cannot be used due to its limitations (eg, Epic under Epic, Story under Story), then a Link-based builder is used.

![Task structure based on built-in and link-based.mp4](media://1eb87a40-bd86-4163-9e8d-2534b7544d49)


**Note**: In the situation below, the built-in builder takes priority despite its second position on the list.

1. Link-based builder (eg. Blocks, Relates)
2. Built-in builder (eg. Epic, Parent)

## UX/UI changes

### Projects renamed to spaces

To align with Jira changes, we have replaced “projects” with “spaces” in our user interface. 

![image-20251201-125954.png](media://22b60e87-3d84-4b5f-9bd1-d0b63fd5f577)

### In the scope definition, the “Narrow down” section has been renamed to “Additional filters for work items”

![image-20251201-130253.png](media://33d074ea-a51e-44c8-990a-b13baa838f48)

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> Macro (details)
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> | **Release date** | 12/8/2025 |
> | --- | --- |
> | **Highlights** | - [enhancements]
>   - You can narrow down a box scope using Jira labels.
>   - Link-based builders allow for a more flexible multi-level task tree
>   - User interface changes. |