InVision 2025.3 introduces the Table Explorer, AI Chat, new page rendering options and improved support for customizing the Workbook header toolbar.
Table Explorer
The Table Explorer lets users quickly and easily find and edit related financial or operational data in a single place instead of having to visit multiple tabs, pages or Workbooks. To support this, InVision 2025.3 introduces a table tagging system that gives developers a flexible way to categorize tables by business domain or financial modeling concepts like cash flow or sales. Tags, along with table names and descriptions, help users quickly find related tables and edit them as a group.
Read more here.
AI Chat
You can now create your own AI chats and add them to Workbooks, allowing users to have contextual, ChatGPT-like conversations in natural language – based on business data and documents not only stored in Profitbase, but also in your other business systems.
Display page in Drawer
A drawer is a panel that slides in from the right, displaying a Workbook Page inside the panel.
Drawers are typically used for providing tools or supporting details for data in the primary page, and then quickly dismissed by the user when they are done.
A drawer can be resized and closed by the user, and programmatically opened and closed by calling the Navigate To, Show or Hide actions of the displayed Workbook Page.
Read more here.
App header button
The new App header button component lets you add custom actions to the Workbook toolbar with buttons that match the look and feel of the built-in ones.
The app header button component offers similar features as the standard Workbook Page button, such as conditionally enabling and disabling.
App header buttons are supported both as standalone Workbook components, and in Forms.
Workbook component: Read more here.
Form control: Read more here.
Button – image selector support
You can now choose from a range of built-in icons when choosing an icon for Workbook buttons, which makes it easier to create buttons with icons that works with the current application theme.
Happy low-coding!
– The dev team