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Data Tables

A spreadsheet view for your Salesforce data

Build grid views of live records the way admins actually think: pick columns (including parent fields like Account.Owner.Name), filter and group on the page, nest child-record grids, and edit inline — against a server-validated allowlist.

What you can do

  • Columns from the object itself or parent dot-paths (Account.Name on an Opportunity view)
  • Filter, sort, and group without changing the underlying query
  • Child-relationship grids nested on the same page — Opportunities under each Account
  • Inline editing limited to an explicit, server-validated field allowlist
  • Saved views your team opens like reports

How it works

1

Define a view

Object, columns, base filters — and which fields (if any) are editable.

2

Slice on the page

End users filter, sort, and group live without touching the definition.

3

Edit where allowed

Inline edits are validated server-side against the view’s allowlist — no sneaky URL can widen it.

Why it's different

Editing with a seatbelt

Every edit is validated on the server against the view’s explicit field allowlist and your Salesforce permissions — the grid can only change what the view’s owner deliberately opened up.

Try asking

  • A data-cleanup cockpit: accounts grouped by owner with editable status fields
  • Pipeline review grid with opportunity children under each account
  • Ops dashboards for teams who live in spreadsheets, minus the export

Data Tables — questions

Put Data Tables to work on your org

Start free with the Metadata Explorer — every AI feature is free while the beta runs, and a competitive price is still being worked out.