September 24 Release (v6)
📢 Announcing the September Release
We are excited to announce the latest update and enhancement in our newest release. This release introduces new feature, and enhancement to improve your experience. Below is an overview of the key update.
➕ What's New?
Improved Lookup Filter
We've enhanced our handling of Lookup Filter and Entity Definition data to better support non-admin users who lack access to "View Setup and Configuration." Previously, the Tooling API for these elements was not functioning as expected for these users. With this release, we've introduced the following improvements:
Grid Wizard Enhancement When a Designer creates or edits a grid using the Grid Wizard, the system now automatically fetches and stores Lookup Filter and Entity Definition data in the "View" table as separate fields. This enhancement also applies to Related List configurations, ensuring that non-admin users can seamlessly work with these fields.
Automated Batch Job We've implemented a daily batch job to keep Lookup Filter data up-to-date. If any changes are made to Lookup fields in Salesforce that are not reflected in our system, the batch job will sync the data and ensure our fields are accurate.
Dashboard Sync Option A new "Sync Lookup" option has been added to the Dashboard Grid list under the "..." menu. Selecting this option triggers a manual update, ensuring that any changes made on the Salesforce side are reflected in the "View" and "Related View" objects in real-time.
These enhancements aim to improve data accuracy and provide a better user experience for non-admin users. Find out more about it here.
✨ Enhanced UI / UX Design
Enhanced Grid Loading Performance
We have optimized the performance of our grid loading process to deliver faster and more efficient data rendering. Users will now experience significantly reduced load times when accessing grids, ensuring a smoother and more responsive interaction. This improvement enhances overall productivity and provides a better user experience when working with large data sets.
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