When configuring a view, you can associate each field with a widget— the graphical element that defines how the field appears and how users interact with it.
Below is the complete list of available widgets, including a brief description of how each one works and the most suitable usage scenarios.

This overview helps you choose the most effective widget based on the type of data you need to collect or display.

Widgets for lists and selections

• Tree dropdown
  Dropdown menu with options organized in a hierarchical structure (e.g., category/subcategory).
• Tree listbox
  Always-visible list (non-dropdown) with a tree structure. Ideal for fast selection in complex hierarchies.
• TreeView drag & drop
  Interactive tree view with drag & drop functionality to reorder or select items.
• Radio button
  Displays all options at once in a list. Allows single selection only.
• Checkbox (multi-selection)
  Allows selection of one or more options using checkboxes.
• Suggest
  Input field with auto-suggestions as you type.
• Multi-suggest
  Like the suggest widget, but allows multiple selections, displayed as tags.
• Browse
  Allows selection from a record archive via popup search.

Widgets for date and time

• DateTime picker
  Visual selector with integrated calendar and time picker.
• DateTime dropdown
  Selection via separate dropdown menus (day, month, hour, etc.).
• Text box (manual)
  Manual input of date/time. Requires attention to format.

Widgets for file management

• File
  Traditional upload from file explorer.
• File preview
  Displays a preview of the uploaded file (PDF, images).
• File link
  Shows a clickable link to download or view the file.
• Drag & drop
  Upload via drag-and-drop into the field.

 Boolean widgets (true/false)

• Checkbox (single)
  Checkbox representing an active/inactive state.

Text widgets

• Text box
  Single-line field for short input.
• Text area
  Multi-line field for longer input (notes, descriptions).