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Workflows that start when your data changes. A workflow runs as soon as a row is added, updated or deleted. You set one up by describing it to the agent, like emailing a customer when an order ships.

Public apps that don't make people sign in. Public apps can make sign-in optional, so visitors browse without an account. Ask the agent for a sign-in button.

Four roles, and a record of who changed what. One Members tab in Settings, with four roles: Owner, Full access, Editor and Viewer. An audit log in the organization sidebar shows who changed what, on plans that include it.

Smaller improvements

• Sidebar chats grouped by project
• Add sheets and columns yourself in the Data tab
• Scheduled workflows retry after brief errors
• The top button shows Publish, Publish changes or Share
• Profile photos in Settings, and apps can show the signed-in person's photo
• Breadcrumbs with a Home link on pages below Home

Coming next: a refresh of Glide's interface.

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New integrations for QuickBooks and Salesforce are available as a paid add-on for Enterprise teams.
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Enterprise users can read from and write to these platforms directly within Glide using pre-built integration actions, enabling automated data syncs and more connected apps across CRM, finance, and operations.

Data Backups are now available as a paid add-on for Enterprise teams.

Automatically protect your Glide Big Tables data with customizable backup intervals and point-in-time restores, ensuring data safety, compliance, and peace of mind for IT and security teams managing mission-critical apps.

Team-level Single Sign-On (SSO) is now available as a paid add-on for Enterprise teams. With support for providers like Okta and Azure AD, you can set up SSO once and apply it across all your apps - simplifying security management and reducing costs.

Multiplayer Mode is now available for all users in Public Preview, enabling multiple editors to co-build apps in Glide simultaneously. Teams can work together in real time—building, reviewing data, and previewing user views without being blocked.
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Each editor has their own undo/redo history, so changes stay conflict-free. You can also open the same app in multiple tabs—checking data in one while refining layouts in another—making both solo and collaborative building faster than ever.

Glide Agent is now available in Beta for all new Glide Teams. This means that every new team starting in Glide can immediately access our AI-powered assistant to speed up app creation.
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With Glide Agent, you don’t need to manually configure every screen or data schema—simply describe what you want in plain language, and the agent will generate the foundations of your app automatically. From structuring data tables to designing layouts, Glide Agent makes it faster and easier for anyone to prototype ideas and build custom apps.

You can now create tab layouts to switch between views, keeping your app’s content organized and easy to navigate.

You can now build more dynamic charts in Glide with automatic aggregation, new chart types, time-based filters, and more.

Trigger workflows from Slack or manual actions inside of your app, chain them together, and pause for human input when needed—now possible with just a few clicks in Glide.