The CRM requires users to define a single primary module and up to two submodules when building reports. Comments are linked distinctly to individual modules (Leads, Opportunities, Accounts, etc.), so selecting 'Comments' as a standalone primary module yields no data because comments cannot exist independently of their parent module.
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Comments require a defined primary module context to generate results, as they are always attached to specific records within other modules.
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To create reports showing comments from different modules, you need to build separate targeted reports for each module where comments exist:

Each report will show comment activity specific to that module, providing comprehensive coverage of all comment activity across your CRM.
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💡 Tip: Create a dashboard that displays multiple comment reports side-by-side to get a comprehensive view of all comment activity across modules.
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✅ Best Practice: Use consistent naming conventions for your comment reports to make them easy to identify and organize on dashboards.
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⚠️ Note: While Comments appear in the primary module dropdown, this is a known limitation. The development team is aware of this configuration issue.
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