Agreed. Oh, please. There needs to be some way of organizing lists in NXT. Folders, codes, securities per users, etc. User naming conventions take us only so far. Have had many, many issues related to lack of organization features.

Agreed. The "only show my lists" filter doesn't help here since I pretty much create everybody's lists, with few exceptions it seems. For our fundraisers, restricting view to "No one else can access" versus "Others can view" doesn't help them much either because usually 2 or more staff need access to the list; most lists are viewable by everybody, so even with attempted naming conventions it makes for a huge knowledge management mess. Also voted on related idea https://renxt.ideas.aha.io/ideas/RENXT-I-3943

This is so important and needs to have lots more votes so that this actually happens in the Unified View

We have hundreds of lists. I find myself having to "sort" by department using specific conventions so that the departments can search to learn if their list already exists prior to asking me for the data to be pulled again.
The problem with List is that most gift officers still ask the Advancement Services team to pull them, because they are used to that flow. However, some officers, new to the industry, perhaps, ARE building Lists. So we have a mess of Lists with a varying degree of accuracy., but they aren't in folders, can't be searched (very well) and have no real way to be culled. So the same data - is requested over and over, or pulled and saved with varying names. If officers could save to their folders, or Advancement Services could direct to a folder, that would be so helpful!

Having a folder for constituent lists that are for marketing emails would be AMAZING!

It would also be great for administrators to be able to see all lists regardless of who created them. It is challenging to keep tabs on what everyone is using for data points when they can hide lists from everyone else.

it would be great to allow one to sort lists by Creating or Modify date or even User who created/modified it

NXT Lists remind me of 7's Reports.  Very difficult to navigate or find a specific one.  Hoping this was the plan all along and we're not taking a permanent step backwards from organizing in folders to organizing only by pre-determined category/type.  I'd rather see all Lists in one big folder/list than have to know whether I'm looking for a Constituent List or an Action List.