# Multi-App Coverage Report: Smarter, Faster, More Flexible

The Multi-App Coverage Report has received a significant round of improvements, making it faster to configure, easier to customize, and more powerful when analyzing coverage across complex, multi-application environments.

<figure><img src="/files/KMkpNEWN8pgoRpkcBuyB" alt=""><figcaption><p>Cleaner Table, Customize Your Columns</p></figcaption></figure>

### What's New

**Saved Filters & In-Wizard Filter Creation** You can now create reports directly from saved filters, eliminating repetitive setup for recurring coverage views. And when a filter you need doesn't exist yet, you can create it on the spot, right inside the report wizard, without leaving your workflow.

**Bulk App Selection** Selecting applications for a report no longer requires clicking one at a time. The wizard now supports bulk app selection, letting you add large sets of applications to your report in a single action.

**Branch Selection Improvements** Three dedicated enhancements make branch configuration more intuitive:

* **Select All Branches**: Include all available branches for an application's **coverage** calculation with a single toggle - ideal for broad coverage sweeps.
* **Quick Branch Selection**: A new bulk-assign tool lets you type a branch name once and automatically assign it to all applications still missing a main branch for code scope.
* **Branch Display in Wizard**: The wizard now clearly shows which branches are selected per application, giving you a full picture before you run the report.

**Code Changes Range Improvements** The default build selections in the wizard have been updated to better match common use cases. The Base Build now defaults to "Earliest build on date" (today), and the Target Build defaults to "Latest build on branch", so most reports are correctly scoped out of the box, with less manual adjustment needed.

**Report List & Report Page Improvements** The report list view is now customizable: reorder, show, or hide columns to match how your team reviews coverage data. The report detail page has also been updated with layout and usability improvements that make navigating large, multi-app reports cleaner and faster.

<figure><img src="/files/vP6zHuUVzIXbexuVhdIY" alt=""><figcaption><p>Quick Branch Selection</p></figcaption></figure>

### Why It Matters

When a report spans dozens of applications, setting it up used to mean manually selecting each application and then individually assigning a main branch to every one of them, with no shortcuts, no bulk actions, and no way to reuse previous configurations. A single misconfigured branch or missed app could silently skew the results. These improvements tackle that problem head-on.

By combining saved filters, bulk selection, and in-wizard filter creation, teams can go from intent to insight in a fraction of the time. The branch and range improvements reduce misconfiguration risk, while the customizable report list ensures that engineering leads and QA managers can surface the right signal without wading through irrelevant columns. The result: less time configuring, more time acting on coverage data.


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