Key Characteristics
- Context-Aware: Embedded components automatically inherit context from the page or view they are placed in.
- Interactive: Many components allow for direct data entry, filtering, and navigation.
- Consistent: They share the same design system and data model, so they behave the same wherever you put them.
Common Embedded Components
Custral provides several foundational embedded components out of the box:Data Tables
Sortable, filterable tables for viewing and managing sets of records.
Property Lists
Clean, structured displays of fields and properties for a single record or object.
Charts & Graphs
Visual representations of metrics and trends, powered by Custral BI.
Activity Feeds
Chronological lists of events and updates related to a specific record or team.
Usage
Embedded components are typically used when building:- Custom Dashboards: Combining tables and charts to provide a high-level view of business performance.
- Record Details Pages: Using property lists and activity feeds to give teams a deep dive into a specific customer or deal.
- Internal Tools: Building specialized interfaces for specific workflows, such as an onboarding checklist or a support queue.
Configuration
Each embedded component has its own settings. Common ones include:- Data source: Which object the component pulls data from.
- Fields/columns: Which properties to display.
- Filters: The default filters applied to the data.
- Sort order: How the data is ordered by default.
Explore the specific documentation for Tables and Property Lists for how to configure them.