Adaptive Controls in the Prime Edition extend beyond central management to include per-user customization. Each user can maintain their own personal list view layout — while administrators still define mandatory columns and role defaults to preserve structure. This balance empowers individuals with flexibility, without losing team-wide consistency and clarity.

For end users, the experience is optimized in advance. They benefit from clearer layouts, remembered column widths, inline editing where permitted, and context-aware refresh.

Some columns can be marked as optional — allowing visibility to be toggled per browser without altering the shared view. When combined with group-based access control, optional columns become even more powerful — only visible to users with the right permissions, even if toggled on.

Just below every column header sits a dedicated filter input. This is not just a text box — it's a fully context-aware input that adapts to each field: dates get a picker, selections get a dropdown, and relations get suggestive search.
Need to go deeper? Click the arrow beside any input to open the native domain editor, right in place. You can switch from quick search to advanced logic — without leaving the view.

Every column header becomes an action hub — not just a label. With just one click, you can filter, group, sort, or hide a column. Each action is context-aware: what you see depends on the field type and your current view.
Instead of opening extra menus or jumping to settings, you act right where you are — inline, instant, and intuitive.

The filters you rely on most — now directly accessible in view. With filter shortcuts, you no longer have to open the search panel or recreate logic. Both default and custom filters are surfaced as quick actions — ready for use, no matter who created them.
Whether it's “Invoices This Week”, “Draft Sales Orders”, or your own custom logic — every saved filter becomes part of your UI flow.