> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.elementum.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# November 2026

> Elementum platform releases for November 2026.

> [!NOTE]
>
> The colored badges indicate the area of Elementum where you will see the update (for example, Apps, Tables, Intelligence, or Automations).

> [tab] General Availability
>
> ## November 5, 2026
>
> ### Apps
>
> **Custom Managed Views** Apps - App Admins can create a Custom managed view by describing it to a builder agent, which composes a dashboard from the block catalog bound to the app's records and fields.
>
> * Author the layout in chat and review it on the builder canvas before saving.
> * Publish the view into the app's view list with the same access policies as other managed views.
> * Refine the layout across turns and step back to an earlier proposal when needed.
>
> [See more about Custom Managed Views](https://docs.elementum.io/workflows/managed-views.md#custom-managed-views)
>
> **Custom Managed Views: Action Buttons** Apps - App Admins can add Button blocks to a Custom Managed View, individually or in a row, each with a label and one action.
>
> * Open an external link, another managed view, a create-record dialog, or an on-demand automation.
> * Prefill automation inputs when configuring the button so users are not prompted again.
> * Describe buttons in the builder Agent chat and change the agent's assumptions in place.
>
> [See more about Action Buttons](https://docs.elementum.io/workflows/managed-views.md#action-buttons)
>
> **Custom Managed Views: Admin Managed Filters** Apps - App Admins can apply an enforced filter to a Custom Managed View so list and table blocks always start from a defined set of records.
>
> * Support references to the current user, such as assigned-to-me filters.
> * Let end users layer their own filters, searches, and quick filters on top.
> * Return to the admin-filtered set when users clear their own filters, rather than every record in the app.
>
> [See more about Admin Managed Filters](https://docs.elementum.io/workflows/managed-views.md#admin-managed-filters)
>
> **Custom Managed Views: Custom Field Columns in Data Tables** Apps - App Admins can show any of the app's own fields as columns on data table blocks in a Custom Managed View, alongside the standard columns.
>
> * Set column order and rename each header.
> * Render values by field type—picklist and status badges, people with avatar and name, and clean number, date, checkbox, and text cells.
> * Show an empty cell when a record has no value for that field.
>
> [See more about Custom Field Columns](https://docs.elementum.io/workflows/managed-views.md#custom-field-columns)
>
> **Custom Managed Views: Display Settings for Record Lists and Data Tables** Apps - App Admins can set row density, starting column widths, and which fields appear on data table and record list blocks.
>
> * Choose Compact, Standard, or Comfortable density to match List View levels.
> * Show a total record count alongside results.
> * Let users drag to resize data table columns for themselves without changing the admin default.
>
> [See more about Display Settings](https://docs.elementum.io/workflows/managed-views.md#display-settings)
>
> **Custom Managed Views: My Items Blocks** Apps - App Admins can configure a My items block that locks the list to records created by the current user.
>
> * Add a heading, paragraph, and quick-filter pills above the list.
> * Combine any user-applied filter, quick filter, or search with the locked created-by filter.
> * Share one view that shows each person only the records they submitted.
>
> [See more about My Items Blocks](https://docs.elementum.io/workflows/managed-views.md#my-items-blocks)
>
> **Custom Managed Views: Quick Filters** Apps - App Admins can configure quick filters that let users switch between predefined slices of records on a Custom Managed View.
>
> * Control order, default selection, and whether an All option is included.
> * Draft quick filters from a plain-language description in the builder agent.
> * Combine the selected quick filter with the user's search, filters, and any admin base filter across every block on the view.
>
> [See more about Quick Filters](https://docs.elementum.io/workflows/managed-views.md#quick-filters)
>
> **Custom Managed Views: Sort for Record Lists and Data Tables** Apps - App Admins can set a default sort on any record list or data table block, with multiple sort keys applied in order.
>
> * Sort by any sortable field on the block's app, including custom fields.
> * Reorder the full result set on the server across pages and within filtered lists.
> * Let users re-sort from the list controls and return to the admin's default at any time.
>
> [See more about Sort](https://docs.elementum.io/workflows/managed-views.md#sort)
>
> **MCP Access for Apps and Elements** Apps - Local coding agents such as Claude Code can connect to Elementum through an organization-level MCP server to work with records in configured Apps and Elements.
>
> * Enable MCP per App and choose which read, create, and update operations and fields are exposed.
> * Connect with Claude Code using a copyable command and OAuth sign-in.
> * Run record actions as the authenticated user so creates and updates appear under that user's identity.
>
> [See more about MCP Access](https://docs.elementum.io/ai-agents/mcp-access.md)
>
> **Status Colors for Metrics Tiles** Apps - App Admins can give any tile in a Metrics block a status color—info, success, warning, or critical—using a border-only or full tinted style.
>
> * Bind the color to a static choice, color rules on the metric's value, view state, or an expression.
> * Keep title, value, and subtext on the default text color in light and dark theme.
> * Show 0 instead of an error when a live metric has no matching records.
>
> [See more about Status Colors for Metrics Tiles](https://docs.elementum.io/workflows/managed-views.md#status-colors-for-metrics-tiles)
>
> ### Automations
>
> **cXML Webhook Trigger** Automations - You can create a cXML Webhook Integration in Company Settings with the credentials required for cXML invoice event types, then use it as a trigger in automations.
>
> * Configure credentials once for cXML invoice events and reuse them in automations.
> * Support the synchronous responses that cXML requests require.
> * Receive invoice events without per-client custom webhook parsing.
>
> [See more about the cXML Webhook Trigger](https://docs.elementum.io/workflows/automation-triggers-reference.md#cxml-webhook-trigger)
>
> ### Platform
>
> **Portals: User Menu with Profile Settings and Logout** Org Settings - The portal top bar shows the signed-in user's avatar, which opens a menu with their name, email, profile settings, and log out.
>
> * Update photo, name, job title, appearance, language, time zone, password, MFA, and notification settings without leaving the portal.
> * Sync profile changes to Elementum and every other portal.
> * Keep the portal's top bar and branding while editing profile settings.
>
> [See more about the Portal User Menu](https://docs.elementum.io/administration/portals.md#user-menu)

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