This feature is now fully released.
Release Notes
This features is now fully released.
Object definition creators can now set default values for specific field types during the object design phase. When a user (or an external system via API) creates a new object entry, these fields will be pre-populated with the specified values if no other data is provided.
Key Benefits:
Reduced Manual Labor: Users no longer have to manually fill in "standard" information for every new entry.
Data Integrity: Ensures that critical fields (like "Status" or "Initial Score") are never left empty or inconsistent during the initial creation phase.
Generally Available (aka OOTB)
Object entry pages can now use meaningful, human-readable URLs even when built with custom layouts. Instead of relying on automatically generated numeric identifiers, administrators can define addresses based on business data, such as an event name. This improvement brings the same flexibility already available in other layout experiences to scenarios that require more advanced or tailored UIs. The result is clearer links, easier sharing, better discoverability, and a more consistent navigation pattern across the portal. Key Benefits:
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Generally Available (aka OOTB)