This week’s updates focused on making Nola’s work easier to track and improving reliability across record history, Canvas, and data management.
Nola changes are now clearer in record history
When Nola creates or updates a record, the history now shows both the user behind the action and that Nola made the change.
This gives teams a clearer audit trail when working with AI-assisted updates.
Canvas pages now carry over when cloning apps
We improved the cloning experience so Canvas pages are copied when creating a copy of an app.
Nola is more reliable when working with app data and Canvas configuration
We made improvements to how Nola handles record values and Canvas configuration.
This helps Nola work more reliably when making changes across your app.
Clearer handling of outdated option values
We improved error handling when a record contains an outdated option value.
These errors are now surfaced more clearly, making it easier to understand what needs attention instead of showing a generic error.
Thanks for all the feedback and feature requests.
We’ll be back next week with another round of updates 