> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Release Feb 2026

Our team has been hard at work creating updates and new features just for you, see what we’ve been up to over the last month.

## New Features

### ReadJWT Function

**Description**
The ReadJWT function decodes a JSON Web Token (JWT) and returns the data stored in its payload. It allows you to either retrieve the full decoded payload or extract a specific claim from the token.

**Purpose**
This function is used in automation flows to read and extract information embedded in JWT tokens, such as user identifiers, email addresses, roles, or expiration data. If no specific claim is provided, the function returns the entire decoded payload. If a claim name is specified, it returns only the value of that claim, enabling precise data extraction for use in subsequent workflow steps.

To learn more about ReadJWT function, [click here](/help/tools/enginis-functions#readjwt-function).

## Feature Improvement

### RecordId Display

**Description**
The RecordId display option allows you to view the unique system-generated identifier assigned to each record. This ID is automatically created by the system and uniquely represents the record in the database. The RecordId can now be displayed directly in **Tables** as a visible column, as well as inside the **App Maker** the RecordId updates, making it accessible from both list and record-level screens.

**Purpose**
This option improves traceability and operational control by exposing the internal RecordId in the UI. It allows users to easily reference specific records, use the ID in workflows, filtering, updates, API calls, troubleshooting, and integrations. By making the RecordId visible both in tables and within the record itself, users gain better transparency and control over record-level operations.

To learn more about the feature, [**click here**](https://help.engini.io/help/tables/build-the-table/).


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