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How To Edit In Line Report Settings

Why This Matters

In-line report editing allows users to quickly update specific fields within a report directly from the report view. This feature is especially useful for making fast changes to project-related data without opening the full report editor. Users can edit components like site survey notes or schedule details.

What You'll Need

  • Admin access to SubcontractorHub

  • A web browser (Chrome or Edge recommended)

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1

From the side panel, go to “Reports and Dashboard” and click on “Reports”.

Step 2

Select the report you want to edit (make sure it is of theprojecttype).

Step 3

Look for editable fields like “Site Survey Complete”, “Site Survey Notes”, or “Site Survey Schedule.”

Step 4

Hover over the field you want to update. Click thepencil-shaped edit iconto make changes.

Step 5

Type your updates directly into the field. Your changes will be saved automatically. Related ArticlesHow to Build a ReportHow to Use AND/OR Filters with ReportsHow to Enable the Schedule Appointment for Site Survey Setting and How to Assign Users for Site Survey Appointment?Set Up DiscountsHow to Enable Ensite Site Survey

Real-World Example

💡 A solar contractor uses the edit in-line report settings for custom views feature to keep their daily operations running smoothly — saving time on every project and reducing manual errors for the whole team.

Pro Tips

  • Start small: Test this feature on one project before rolling it out company-wide.

  • Need help? Contact SubcontractorHub support — they're always happy to walk you through it.

  • Bookmark this guide: Come back anytime you need a quick refresher.

Troubleshooting

Problem

Solution

Setting doesn't appear

Make sure you have admin access and refresh your browser

Changes don't save

Check your internet connection and try clicking Save again

Feature looks different

Your organization may be on a different plan — contact support


Change Log

Date

Change

May 2026

Rewritten for clarity; simplified language for non-technical contractors

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