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A Major Records Redesign With Saved Views and CSV Export

A major Records redesign with saved views, shared filtering with Data Studio, and Journey Builder reliability fixes.

Published Jul 12, 2026
Cadence Weekly Update

Features

  • Records got a major redesign. Contact and object record pages now use a folder-tab navigation, a collapsible associations sidebar, drag-to-reorder detail cards, and a condensed “key information” summary card with one-click email/phone actions.
  • Saved and shareable views in Records. Users can save filtered views as named tabs, switch between them, drag to reorder the tabs, and open a temporary “Filtered View” tab (with save/delete prompts) without disturbing their main view.
  • New filtering tools for Records, including quick filters on individual columns and a full advanced filter builder. That same advanced filter builder is now shared between Records and Data Studio, so filter behavior is consistent across both tools.
  • More control over table columns: show, hide, and reorder columns, see column type icons, and sort directly from the column menu.
  • Export to CSV directly from the Records table.
  • “Start data set from here” lets users jump from a Records view straight into Data Studio, pre-loaded with that view’s data.
  • Ctrl/Cmd-click on a record now opens it in a new browser tab.
  • Journey Builder improvements (email marketing automation): copy and paste steps along with their connections, delete steps with a confirmation prompt, and clearer tooltips/labels throughout the builder.
  • Audiences: List Members table upgraded to the new data table, with drag-to-reorder and resizable columns, and the table now stays pinned in view while scrolling long lists.

Performance

  • Records pages now show a full loading skeleton on first load instead of a flash of empty cards, making the page feel like it’s loading rather than broken.

Bug Fixes

  • Sidebar navigation fixed: menus no longer misfire or overlap when clicking around, mobile and desktop navigation behave consistently, and clicking a menu item now reliably navigates once instead of sometimes double-firing.
  • Journey Builder reliability fixes: connections between steps no longer duplicate, edge/step data is preserved correctly when inserting new steps mid-flow, copy/paste places steps exactly where expected, and self-referencing connections are blocked to prevent broken flows.
  • Records: fixed several instances of stale or inconsistent data appearing after switching records or objects.
  • Records: fixed the column-options menu rendering behind table borders.
  • Records: fixed incorrect column widths on first page load.
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