January 23rd, 2026

Although we fell behind on changelog updates after August, we never stopped shipping. Over the past few months we rolled out a large number of improvements across automation, AI, APIs, and the core table experience.
Here are the most important updates you may have missed from August through December.
You can now send data from one table to another.
This makes it easy to:
Build multi-step workflows across tables
Append results from automations into separate datasets
Keep source and output data cleanly separated
Currently supported for single-row sends, with more coming.
You can now view a full row in a dedicated sidebar by clicking “View row” in the bottom right when a cell is selected.
This makes it much easier to:
Inspect large rows with many columns
Debug automations
Review AI outputs without horizontal scrolling
The experience is similar to tools like Asana or Linear.
Previously, enrichment statuses were stored only at the row level. This made it hard to understand what happened inside complex automations or why something failed.
Databar now stores and displays enrichment statuses at the cell-level.
This unlocks several important improvements:
You can see exactly what happened at each step of an automation
Failures are visible at the cell level, not hidden at the row level
Most importantly, multiple enrichments can now run in parallel, significantly speeding up execution on large tables
This change removes a major bottleneck for advanced workflows.

Previously, you could only add up to 10 rows at a time.
You can now add as many rows as you want to the top or bottom of a table using a dedicated input. This makes bulk data entry much faster.

You can now generate optimized AI prompts directly inside Databar.
This works for:
AI Researcher agents
Custom AI prompt enrichments
Simply describe what you want, and Databar will generate a well-structured prompt for you.
We updated our AI model lineup to reflect the latest developments in the AI ecosystem, improving output quality and reliability across AI features.
When adding your own API connectors, Databar now supports:
PATCH requests
PUT requests
In addition to GET and POST. This allows for more complete and flexible API integrations.
You can now mark column references as required in AI and free-text enrichments.
If a required column is empty, the enrichment will not run. This prevents unnecessary executions and avoids invalid AI inputs.
To mark an input as required simply click the toggle in the reference. If the toggle is not selected, the field is marked as optional.

You no longer need to expand JSON into separate columns first.
Columns can now be mapped directly to nested JSON values, simplifying schemas and reducing extra steps in workflows.
We added three email verifiers to email finder waterfalls.
Each verifier checks whether an email is valid, and if not, the workflow automatically falls back to the next provider. This improves deliverability and data quality.

Run conditions now trigger correctly whether you:
Run all rows
Run a single row
Previously, conditions only applied when running all rows. This is now consistent across execution modes.
We no longer charge actions for:
JSON Expander
Formulas
Similar transformation-only operations
Only enrichments that call external services consume actions.
Personal account settings and workspace settings have been consolidated into a single, full-screen settings page for easier navigation and management.
You can now remove the “result” and “reasoning” fields from:
AI Researcher outputs
AI prompt enrichments
These fields were previously hard-coded and are now fully optional.
We shipped a number of UI updates focused on clarity and usability:
Updated icons and visuals
Cleaner layouts
Improved interaction consistency across the app