What are Embedded Lists?What is an Embedded List? An Embedded List is a special form component that displays an entire List within (embedded) the Form View. It is special in that you can create related records directly from the source record. You don’t have to navigate away from the current record page by clicking on “New” button like on Related Lists. When you save the source record’s Form, the Inserts, Updates, or Deletes in the Embedded List will then be committed. One example that you may be familiar with is the “Requires role” Embedded List on ACLs (sys_security_acl): How do I add an Embedded List to the Form? It’s very simple to add an Embedded List to a form. You can go to any Form View and right-click the form header. Select Configure > Form Layout. If you have ever wondered what the red text was for, those are all Embedded Lists! Add it to the Selected side like you would with any field and click Save. Note the 2 different formats in the below picture: Scripted REST API->Default ACLs - Before the “->” references the Label of the related table to pull data from. After the “->” refers to the field on the related table that would associate it to the current record.Special Handling Notes List - Notice this has no “->”. This is a Scripted Relationship (sys_relationship) so there is no specific field that ties the data together Anything else to know? Avoid adding an Embedded List if a large relational dataset is expected. Since this is directly on the form, there is no way to defer the loading like you can with a Related List. Be careful with Scripted Relationships as well. These can cause slowness if not set up well.Reverting a record will not revert the records in the Embedded List. If you were to revert an ACL (sys_security_acl), you may not realize the Requires Role options are hosted on a separate table for ACL Roles (sys_security_acl_role). Reverting the ACL will not update the Roles in this case.