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April

This month's updates include the following enhancements:

Inventory > Improved Inventory sidebar navigation

The Inventory page now features an updated sidebar experience. When opened, the sidebar remains visible, pushing the main content to the right instead of overlapping it.

The sidebar contains two tabs: Queries and Organizers. Selecting a tab instantly loads the corresponding view in the main page. With the sidebar staying open, you can now quickly click through different queries or organizer sections and see the results immediately in the main view without having to repeatedly reopen the sidebar.

To learn more, see Inventory in Inventory.

Inventory > Step back through Inventory filters with the Previous filter button

We've improved the usability of exploring your Inventory data.

Previously, when you clicked on a filter in the Inventory summary view tiles, your only option was to completely reset the filter state. Now, you can undo the most recent filter application incrementally.

How it works:

  • When you click a summary view tile to apply a filter, a new Previous filter button appears in the query search bar.

  • Clicking this button removes the last applied filter, letting you step back one state at a time. You can continue clicking the button to undo filters until you return to the original query state, at which point the button disappears.

This enhancement allows you to safely drill down into your Inventory data using summary tiles and easily step back without losing all prior context, making it simpler to explore and analyze your data.

To learn more, see Inventory

Inventory > Improved column selection

Users can now select all available fields found in entities as columns, regardless of the inventory view type (new, saved, or template). This capability was previously limited to new queries, where users had to manually enable all available fields in the ADJUST COLUMNS panel.

To further improve usability, ADJUST COLUMNS now shows a divider to clearly distinguish between the default set of columns and all other existing entity fields. The selection process within the selector remains the same: selecting a column moves it to the visible columns section.