The record block displays one record's fields — the centerpiece of a record detail page. Fields sit on a four-unit grid so you control each one's width, any field can be made editable in place, and an action bar sits above the fields.
Try it: Press Edit to turn the fields into inputs, change a value, then Save. Send email runs an action against this record.
Customer
Company
Nordic Supply AB
Status
Active
Owner
Maria Karlsson
Email
orders@nordicsupply.example
Plan
Enterprise
Phone
+46 31 555 0142
Notes
Prefers deliveries before 10:00. Invoices go to the Gothenburg office; the Malmö branch orders separately.
Example. A record block on a Customer record page. Two actions, Edit and Send email, plus an overflow menu sit in the right-aligned action bar; below it the fields sit on the four-unit grid: Company and Email take two units each, Status, Owner, Plan, and Phone one, and Notes spans the full row.
Which fields render, in which order (drag to reorder).
Field widths
1–4 units
Per-field width on the record block's 4-unit grid — two 2-unit fields share a row, a 4-unit field spans it.
Editable fields
—
Fields rendered as inline inputs. Edits save automatically after a short pause, gated by the viewer's update permission.
Reference quick-create
per field
Editable reference fields offer an “Add …” option that creates a row in the referenced table from the typed text. On by default; disable it per field.
Actions
—
Action buttons rendered in a bar above the fields.
Actions alignment
left / center / right
Where the action bar sits. Defaults to right.
Record pages give every block context
On a record page, other data blocks can reference the current record with RECORD[Field] filters — put a record block at the top and a filtered table of related rows below it. See Expressions.
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, plus the source table and record-filter settings shared by all data blocks.