Custom Views
Views let you save a specific list setup so you can quickly return to it later. A view captures your current list configuration (such as selected columns, filters, and sorting) and can be saved as a Private View, Group View, or Company View.
Open the Views panel
In the list or grid toolbar, click the Views selector.

Select a View
Select a view from one of the sections:
System Default
Private Views
Group Views
Company Views
The selected view is marked with a checkmark on the right side of the row.

Notes:
System Default resets the list to the default configuration.
If no view has been selected for a list yet, the system automatically applies the first available Group View from one of the user’s groups.
Editing and permissions: Update columns/filters/sorting as needed. Only Administrators can edit or delete any view; other users can only edit or delete views they own. Use Save to update the current view (when allowed), or Save as New View to create a new view based on your changes.
Deleting views: When a view is deleted, users currently using it are switched back to System Default.
Save as New View
Use this when you want to save your current list setup as a new view.
Configure the list the way you want (columns, filters, sorting).
Click the Save as New View button.
In the Save as New View modal:
Enter Name (required)
Under This view is, choose one:
Private View: Only you can access and use this view.
Group View: Available to users in the selected security group(s).
Company View: Available to all users in the company.
Click Save to create and apply the view.

Notes:
Only users with the Views Contributor role can create Group and Company views. Administrator group has this by default, but it can also be set to other groups.
Users without this role will have the group and company option disabled in the UI.
Attempting to create Group or Company views via API without the required role will result in an authorization error (e.g., 403 Forbidden).
All users can still create Private Views and use existing shared views.
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