What is the proposed idea/solution? Would be nice to have the ability to include images directly to the interface, let's say I'm building a client portal, and I want some kind of design on it, perhaps a large banner to say hello to my client portal interface, or perhaps to separate a section with a small image that says Files or archives, to have buttons that guide to documents attached or linked to that certain user... How does is solve the user problems? Allowing more personalisation within the interface panel, right now is a tad limited from the design perspective, I',m wishing to use it on a daily basis with my clients :)!... How was this validated? ... Who is the target audience? people that want to make the interface for their clients better looking 🙂 ... View more

Would save me a lot of time if I could generate templates dynamically. See, I have a billing profile table and an child invoice table and would like to pull the values for the invoice table from the billing profile table. Now, I had set it up with lookup fields but the problem came up that when the billing profile is changed then all the historical invoices are too . . . So now I have it set up with an automation, but then you're limited to one trigger and big automations like that seem to break often. So a template where I could use data from fields within a parent record would be amazing. I would just create a invoice from the billing profile and the fields would get filled in from the data in the billing profile. ... View more

To whom it may concern, An enhancement suggestion from Kalypso: Update Autonumber to add a feature to allow it to forget deleted files. Expected Benefits: It would prevent the necessity to change Autonumber to Number, then back again to Autonumber to reset the number sequence. Please consider adding this capability.  Regards, Jason Knighten ... View more

We are currently consolidating our style guide in Airtable. It would be of great help if a new HEX field and a new COLOR field were introduced to use as a design color for fields, text, shapes or backgrounds in interfaces. The new COLOR field would then display the color of a selected HEX field, both in tables as in interfaces. Along that same line it would be great if Admins could define global HEX colors for the entire workspace, so these colors can be used to brand the user experience for everyone. These custom colors would then show up as a custom color list everywhere in Airtable, where colors can be used/selected. ... View more

As I see the pivot table extension right now, you can only have 1 field as the column. I currently am tracking workable hours in a month versus the number of actual hours someone worked to determine comp time. It would be beneficial if I could add multiple columns (hours worked, comp time, and month) against the row of resource.   ... View more

What is the proposed idea/solution? A Project Archive Feature to make it easy to 'deactivate and hide a project when certain criteria are met. An archived project would be grayed-out, hidden completely everywhere in the base or moved into an Archive Table.  It would no longer affect any rollups or calculated fields.  To make it active again, the user goes to Archive settings, click 'Show Archived Projects' then changes the criteria back to active.   How does is solve the user problems? Current solutions only hide the project from view. it is still active and you need to consciously filter it from view everywhere in the base. Or you need to manually copy the project to an Archive table and delete from active which is tedious.  How was this validated? No validation has been performed. Who is the target audience? Project managers with multiple projects that have a lot of fields/data.  Their organization is known to pause or cancel a project and re-activate it again at a later date. Or they simply want to save old projects for reference.  ... View more

To whom it may concern, An enhancement suggestion from Kalypso: In List view, enable ability to add a Frozen Column line similar to Grid View. Should allow placing it where desired same as Grid View. Expected Benefits: Improved functionality by allowing users in List view to see the primary record names when scrolling to right. Please consider adding this capability.  Regards, Jason Knighten ... View more

What is the proposed idea/solution? When using the "Group by" feature, Treat the group heading as a frozen row so that it follows the user down the page until the next 'group' heading takes over, or at least make this an option for users who would find it convenient. If there are subgroups How does is solve the user problems?  It doesn't make the user try to recall what the 'group' category is if they are having to scan several records that fall within a single group. I love Airtable, but this is a nightmare for a person with ADHD. I sometimes have to scan back up the page multiple times to see what 'group' records fall under.  ... How was this validated? ... Who is the target audience?  I think many folks would find this useful, but as a neurodivergent Airtable user who has loved being able to create systems with Airtable that *mostly* work for my brain, this one is a working memory nightmare. ... View more

User/collaborator fields are kind of a hot mess. It shows 100% of all users, including deactivated users, as options to select. What is the point of user groups if we can't make this a feature to limit options based on a user group? This would allow us to setup multiple user fields for a project and allow each team to manage their team assignments, with only a list of those options on their teams. Then using kanban or timeline view, you would be able to see only the lanes/groups of those in your team for workload balance, etc. Currently when a user selects a user field, they see 100's of users to choose from. And even worse, in a kanban view they see lanes for all 100's of users. Not even an option to limit by only users with projects assigned. So unless you have an extremely small number of collaborators the kanban view is useless for using collaborator field. ... View more