API keys and tokens sitting inside script code are a liability every auditor asks about. Secrets now has a page of its own under Workspace Administration, where you store sensitive values once, reference them by name, and see exactly who revealed each one and when.

Credentials now live in one governed place, with a record of every reveal and a clear view of what depends on them. Available now under Workspace Administration.

The map of how your tables connect is no longer something you have to be at a desk to read. Data Schema widgets now render on mobile dashboards, with the same table cards, relationship lines and automatic layout the web shows.

Anyone with access to the dashboard can now read a Solution's structure from a phone or tablet. Available on all plans.

Pivot Table widgets now come along when your dashboards go mobile. A dashboard that contained a pivot used to show an empty space in its place in the SmartSuite mobile app, which left out one of the most useful summary views for anyone checking numbers away from a desk. The widget now renders on phone and tablet with the same cross-tab you see on the web, and it stays interactive: tap through to the records behind any number, or open the table full screen for a closer look.

The summaries your team relies on now travel with them. Available on all plans.

The model picker in the AI Control Center has been brought up to date. The current generation from each provider is now available when you create an AI connection, models their providers have retired are no longer offered, and the price and capability details shown next to each one have been corrected.

Choosing a model is now a decision about cost and capability rather than a guess about whether it still runs. The refreshed catalog is available now in every workspace where AI is enabled.

Your workspace is now reachable from any MCP-compatible AI assistant. The SmartSuite MCP Server is a hosted connector that lets an assistant explore your Solutions, work with records, and build and inspect configuration, acting as you and bounded by your own permissions. There is nothing to install and no API key to manage.

Any assistant your team already uses can now work inside SmartSuite under your identity and your permissions. Available to all customers.

Configuring a dashboard view widget used to mean working through one flat panel where heading, source, display options and buttons all sat together. View widgets now open a three-tab settings sidebar, General, Toolbar and Actions, that groups every setting by what it actually does. The same structure applies across Grid, Card, Kanban, Timeline, Calendar and Gantt widgets.

The result is one predictable place to configure any view widget, with a clear line between the default a solution manager sets and what a person viewing the dashboard can change.

Building through the SmartSuite API used to start with cleanup. Every table created by the Create Table endpoint arrived with five default fields, and every solution created by the Create Solution endpoint arrived with a placeholder "Table 1", so any client that sent its own structure had to go back and remove what it never requested. Two optional flags now let a request skip those defaults entirely, so what you send is what gets built.

What you build through the API now matches what you asked for, from the first request. Available on all plans.

Date filter options now mean what their names say. Six options named after calendar periods — "The next week," "The past month" and their siblings — filtered rolling ranges anchored to today, so "next week" returned the next seven days rather than the upcoming calendar week. Those labels now carry true calendar meaning, "Past" becomes "Previous" to keep the distinction explicit, and twelve calendar periods are available across week, month, quarter and year. Quarters arrive as a filter unit for the first time. The rolling behavior moves to the parameterized options, which now pair a count with a unit picker for days, weeks, months, quarters or years.

Filters that read like the question you were asking. Available on all plans.

New SmartSuite workspaces now choose where their data lives. A region selector on the sign-up form lets you create your workspace in either the United States or the European Union, and the workspace is provisioned in the region you pick from the moment it is created rather than moved there later. The selector defaults to the region suggested by your location and appears on every path into a new workspace. Everything after that is automatic — the same address and the same login, with requests routed to your workspace's region behind the scenes.

Where your data lives, decided in the first minute rather than the twelfth month. Available for all new workspaces at sign-up.

Date filtering in the SmartSuite mobile app gains the full calendar vocabulary. Twelve calendar periods are available across week, month, quarter and year — Previous, Current and Next for each — so "Next month" on your phone means the first through the last day of next month, and quarter filtering is available for the first time. The counted options are presented as "The next number of…" and "The past number of…", each pairing a count with a unit picker for days, weeks, months, quarters or years, which keeps the value sheet short enough to work on a small screen.

The full date-filter vocabulary, in your pocket. Available on all plans.