Stacker V4 (Classic)

From my understanding, users are assigned the first conditional role that they qualify for, starting from the top of the list. This can be quite an issue if you need to assign somebody a new role after the fact. It would be awesome if you could reorder the conditional role assignments somehow. An alternative solution would be the capability to set an importance hierarchy for each individual conditional role assignment.

Our systems have a lot of different role assignments that use different filters but assign the same roles. It would be cool to know, either by hovering or clicking on the user's role, what role assignment is being used for that user.

Currently on a Stacker login page >> -When a user enters an email address that is a valid user account, the login page will then say "Check your email. Click the link in the email or enter the code below." -When a user enters an email address that is not a valid user account, the login page will then say "That email address is not part of this workspace." By having these two different messages, it allows bad actors to see if an account exists. We work in the legal industry and users of our portals can be domestic violence victims. We want to protect their privacy. A suggested solution is to show the same message whether an account exists or not.

Current default permissions show a new page to "everyone." Whenever I add a new page, "everyone" can see it. I would like the option to change the default permissions of all newly created pages to be something like "Show new pages to:..." and then we set "everyone" or a specific roles or multi-select or no one. This is a security risk for us if we're making new pages and the default is to show "everyone" the new page.

IMO The Access button text is confusing. The button is the status. The text should only display as "Access Enable" Button toggle then shows status. It's clearer that way.

Right now, open signup only gathers basic user information (email, login, name, etc.). However, that means once a user has access to the app, they don't have any other pre-configurations (for example, what client they're associated to, or any other fields you may want to have filled out prior to their first login). Being able to customize the open signup form would be a total game changer for user experience. Imagine a new user types in their website URL and company name, and an Airtable automation runs in the background that creates the company/client and assigns them to it. Then imagine a second user from the same company signing up. An automation could detect that this second user has the same email domain as an existing user, and therefore would assign that second (new) user to the existing client related to the first user. I am already using those automations, but the difference is that I have to use a Fillout form to make it work, and there's latency between when a user submits the form and them actually being able to login (Stacker takes a minute to "register" them as a user). All that to say, custom open signup forms would make signups (1) much faster, and (2) a far more integrated experience, allowing users to signup while simultaneously capturing important "onboarding" information.

I would appreciate a feature that certain users get a notification when there is a new record that has certain properties (for example_ If in a new record with condition user group "A", then notify user "1", "4" and "7")

We have a page with our users account information, which we want them to manage their information from that page. It is confusing to our clients to also have a different area (the circle at the top right) with other information, integration keys that they won't ever use, etc.) We would like to option to remove or hide this so we can force our clients to manage their accounts from one spot.

When creating a new permission, it would be so much faster if I could duplicate an existing permission and then update it (rather than starting from scratch).

is there any way we can restrict the permissions of some of our administrators. We only want them to be able to preview customers and check whether customers have registered yet (App settings → Customer access → All customers). It would be great if we could remove their access to anything else (particularly the data sources + edit layout + Manage fields and data). For context, we only want these admins to be able to assist customers who have forgotten their password and also to preview their portals. We don't want them to be able to actually edit the configuration of anything on Stacker. Ideally all they should be able to do is preview and send welcome emails