June is about where a NextTables view can live and who sees what in it. A view now embeds inside another tool, a link carries its exact configuration, and administrators get a filter that applies to everyone. Alongside that, imports and exports got noticeably better.
A view can be embedded elsewhere and show only its contents, without the surrounding sidebar and top navigation bar. That is how a table lands inside a dashboard or a portal page. Details in URL parameters.
Applied filters, column visibility and sort order travel with the link. A customized view stays exactly as configured when the link is shared or bookmarked. Also covered in URL parameters.
Administrators can restrict every user of a view to reading and writing only the rows that match a filter. It works like row-level security, but it is enforced globally at the view level, for everyone. Filters support dynamic variables such as Today, Yesterday and This month. Row Level Security Objects and master data objects built on a filtered view respect that filter as well. Setup: View filters.
A pending invitation is resent with one click. Existing role assignments are preserved.
Some improvements need a page refresh to take effect.
Forms and compounded master data were announced for the following release, together with further file import performance work. All three shipped in August 2026 and have their own release notes on this page. Work had also started on transports and on a hierarchy editor.