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Hi Patrick, What should be the outcome, please? Dashboard filtered at certain value for all users/viewers without option to override the filters? Or should there be some data restriction in play as well?

You can set the setFilterContext command to define one or more filter definitions. The filter configuration overrides any filters that the dashboard may already have, such as existing attribute and date filters, URL filters, previous filter configuration, and so on. Commands are incoming messages sent from your application to the embedded dashboard to apply actions; a full list can be found in our documentation. Let us know if this helps.

Hi Patrick, Radek from the GoodData technical team here! The React alternative would be using dispatch commands, kind of like this:

useDispatchDashboardCommand(
    changeAttributeFilterSelection,
  );

But ultimately, you would still have to store the filter state in your app and enforce it on reload. Another customer of ours was working on something similar a little while back, you might be able to find some inspiration in this thread! 🙂