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Lists help you track people, companies, deals, and more — like tasks and docs. They are mostly used for CRM pipelines and project management, but can be used for anything.

Creating a List

There are three ways to create a list:
1

Choose from a Template

Open Command K and type “new list” to see templates for common workflows.
2

Create Manually

Click + New in the sidebar and select List. Choose what to track and configure it yourself.
3

Ask the AI

Tell the AI what you want to track. For example: “Create a list to track my investor outreach.”

List Templates

Templates give you a head start with pre-configured properties, statuses, and views:
  • Fundraising Pipeline — Track investors through your raise
  • Sales Pipeline — Manage deals from lead to close
  • Recruiting — Track candidates through your hiring process
  • Portfolio — Monitor your investments
  • Partnerships — Manage partnership opportunities
You can customize any template after creating it — add properties, rename statuses, create new views.

How Lists Work

Records

Each row in a list is a record. Records can be linked to people, companies, or stand alone as deals, tasks, or anything else. Click a record to open its detail page with:
  • Properties — All fields and their values
  • Messages — Emails related to this record
  • Activity — Timeline of changes and interactions
  • Tasks — Linked tasks
  • Documents — Linked documents
  • Files — Files from related emails
  • Links — URLs shared in related conversations

Properties

Properties are the columns in your list. Each property has a type:
TypeDescription
TextFree-form text
Long textMulti-line text for descriptions or notes
NumberNumeric values (can be formatted as USD, percentage, etc.)
DateDates and deadlines
CheckboxBoolean true/false
SelectSingle choice from a dropdown
Multi-selectMultiple tags from a dropdown
PersonLink to a contact
CompanyLink to an organization
PeopleLink to multiple contacts
CompaniesLink to multiple organizations

Adding Properties

Click Properties in the view toolbar to show, hide, or add new columns to your view.

Status

Every list has a Status property that organizes records into four categories:
CategoryIconMeaning
To-doCircleNot started
In ProgressHalf circleCurrently active
DoneCheckmarkCompleted
CancelledXNo longer relevant
You define the specific status options (like “Lead”, “Meeting Scheduled”, “Closed Won”) and assign each to a category. Status categories determine how records appear in Kanban view and how completion is tracked.

Editing Stages

There are three ways to customize your status options:
In Kanban layout, each column represents a stage. To edit:
  • Rename — Click the column header to edit the stage name
  • Change color — Click the column header to change the stage color
  • Reorder — Drag and drop columns to rearrange your pipeline order
Open any record and click the Status property in the sidebar to access property settings. From there you can:
  • Add, remove, rename, or recolor status options
  • Reorder options by dragging them
  • Assign each option to a category (To-do, In Progress, Done, or Cancelled)
Every status option must belong to one of the four categories. Each category has its own icon — circle, half circle, checkmark, or X — which appears automatically next to the status wherever it’s shown.
Tell the assistant what you want to change. For example:
  • “Add a ‘Negotiating’ stage after ‘Proposal Sent’”
  • “Rename ‘Closed Won’ to ‘Invested’”
  • “Remove the ‘On Hold’ status”

Views

View Layouts

LayoutBest for
KanbanPipeline workflows — cards grouped by status columns, drag to move between stages
GridSpreadsheet-style — sortable columns, bulk editing, data-heavy lists

Creating Custom Views

Each list can have multiple views showing different slices of the same data.
  1. Click + next to your view tabs
  2. Choose a layout
  3. Add filters and sorts
  4. Choose which properties to display
  5. Name and save the view

Filters

Filter records by any property. Combine multiple filters with AND (all conditions must match) or OR (any condition matches).

Sorts

Sort by one or more properties, ascending or descending.

Switching Views

Use Option + Tab / Option + Shift + Tab to cycle between view tabs, or click them directly.

Built-in Tabs

Every list includes tabs for related data alongside your main records:
TabShows
MessagesEmails related to records in this list
TasksTasks linked to records
DocumentsDocuments linked to records
FilesFiles from related emails
LinksURLs shared in related conversations
These tabs give you a unified view of everything connected to your list without leaving the page.

AI Features

AI Autofill

Automatically populate properties based on related data. Autofill works two ways:
  • Automatic — Runs in the background on new emails, meetings, and calendar events. Configure it in Settings → Automations on any list.
  • On-demand — Click the magic wand icon on any property in the sidebar or grid view column header. The AI searches the web, your emails, and enrichment data to fill the value.
Configure autofill per property with custom instructions — for example, “High priority if Series A+ VC” on a Priority field. Autofill triggers based on your connected account activity, not your teammates’. Learn more in Automations.

Auto-Add

Automatically add records to your list based on your email and calendar activity. For example, add anyone you have a meeting with to your pipeline. Auto-Add runs based on your own connected account, not your teammates’. Learn more in Automations.

List Context Docs

Give the AI context about your list so it can better autofill and answer questions. Click the Context button on any list to describe:
  • What the list tracks
  • How records should progress through stages
  • Criteria for status changes
Learn more in Skills & Context Docs.