The comments block adds a discussion thread to a record page. Team members comment, reply, like, @mention each other, and attach files — the full history stays with the record instead of scattering across chat.
Try it: Write a comment and press Send, like one, reply to the first one, or delete one; the thread updates in place.
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Maria Karlsson · 2h ago
Customer asked to split the delivery in two. @Jonas Lind can the van do Thursday and Friday?
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Jonas Lind · 1h ago
Yes, Thursday morning for the pallets and Friday for the rest. Adding both stops now.
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Priya Nair · 20m ago
Updated the invoice to match the split. Invoice-1042-v2.pdf · 84 KB
Example. A comments block on an Order record page with replies, likes, mentions, and attachments all on. The composer sits at the top; below it, a comment that @mentions a teammate, their reply indented under it, and a comment with a file attached.
Allow threaded replies to comments. On by default.
Likes
on / off
Allow liking comments. On by default.
Attachments
on / off
Allow file attachments on comments. On by default.
Mentions
on / off
Allow @mentioning app users. On by default.
Comments belong to records, so the block lives on record pages only. There is no source table to pick: the block binds itself to the table the record page shows, and publishing checks that a record block is there to give it a record.
Like every block, this one also has the shared block settings: a title and optional description, a header you can show or hide, auto-height, conditional visibility, and role-based visibility.