Changelog #41

Clicking through 200 records one at a time builds character. But not the good kind.

When you're managing data at scale, you need tools that respect your time. Bulk Actions gives you exactly that -- select multiple records and act on them all at once.

Bulk edit across records

Select the records you want to change, pick the fields to update, and apply. That's it. Whether you're updating a status field across 50 items or reassigning ownership on a hundred records, bulk edit handles it in one operation.

You can filter your view first, then select all matching records with a single click. The changes preview before they apply, so you always know what's about to happen.

Bulk delete with undo

Deleting records in bulk used to feel permanent and scary. Now it doesn't have to. Bulk delete moves records to a soft-delete state with a 30-second undo window. Changed your mind? One click and everything is restored.

For cases where you genuinely need hard deletes, that option is still available in your workspace settings -- but it requires explicit confirmation.

Better exports

We overhauled the export experience. Select specific records or export your entire filtered view to CSV or JSON with a single click. Column ordering matches your current view, and relationship fields resolve to human-readable values instead of raw IDs.

Large exports now run in the background and notify you when they're ready, so you're not staring at a loading spinner.

Fixes and improvements

• Fixed a bug where selecting all records would include items from other views
• Improved performance of bulk operations on tables with 10,000+ records
• Added a confirmation step when bulk editing fields with validation rules
• Export filenames now include the view name and export date
• Fixed an issue where bulk status changes would not trigger automation rules